On a recent trip to Africa, Caulene Bussard, Marilyn’s sister and world missionary stumbled upon a struggling ministry to the many orphaned children in Nairobi Kenya called “The Children’s Garden”, founded by Moses Ndung’u (Daddy Moses). Without outside help many of these children would not survive. Caulene felt compelled to help and began a project with Slovack children and their families in Bratislavia to raise funds so these needy children could have their basic needs taken care of and at the same time receive an education. As more funds were raised, more children arrived, creating an even greater need. As of today there are far more needy children than funds to provide them even basic needs. Marilyn often wished she could do more to help and now she can – Through You! Please give generously to this worthy project
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Thursday, November 6, 2008

It's Been A Long Time

It has been a long time since I have written on this blog.  Not because I am quitting at all.  I guess mainly because I think I am really busy and just can't think of much to say.  In actuality, I am busy, but in reality my busyness is a result of just never really being focused on what I am actually doing. 

Setting a routine has been hard.  No one to answer to, no one to remind me of details.  Sometimes I feel like I am going in circles.  This week I tried to immerse myself in work and school life and for the most part It kept my mind occupied with good thoughts.  I come home tired and try to attend to the many things still left to do at home.

One thing for certain is - God has always been here with me.  I often just stop and talk to him.  He is definitely a presence I can rely on.  Another thing that has been impressed on me over and over these past few days is - I am not the only person that has or is currently going through this.  Even though I often feel that I am the only one who is facing this, I have been reminded of the fact that many others have had the same difficult struggle I am currently in.  

As the phone, letters, and emails slowly return to their usual volume,  I can begin to step back and take account of my life as it exists today.  Although I must face times of deep loneliness, I still know I have many friends who love, care and pray for me regularly.  Many times I have felt the warmth of prayerful embraces from those who have held me before the Lord in prayer.  I can't explain exactly how I feel but I know that I wouldn't survive without this support.

On Friday I plan to take a trip with Lyn (my stepmother) to Vancouver.  If all goes well I will drive down to Creston, pick her up and then on to Sandpoint where we will board the train for Seattle.  From there we will rent a car and drive up to Vancouver for a few days.  It should be fun and I am looking forward to the time as a relaxing change.  Although we have had some snow, I will pray for safety and guidance throughout the trip.  

Well it is quite late and I must get off to sleep so I will be able to drive safely on Friday.  I just wanted to write something so those of you who take the time to check out my blog will have something to read and know that I am still up and kicking.  Hopefully I won't be so slow in updating here again.

I hope you all have a good week and keep Christ at the center of your thoughts.

Bryon   

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