The new haircut


There is something about January, a new year, a new start. An opportunity to access last year and consider goals for this year...and try a new hairdresser :-). This is actually the 2nd visit to Milan, (the first is pictured on the right side of the blog). He is The haircutter to the english speakers - a brilliant advertising ploy, and a great place to meet all the international students.

Please pray for me as I travel by car into Ukraine tomorrow. I will be ministering in prayer for a Shabbat service Friday in Uzghorod. Visiting our Alla at her new home in Pavlova Saturday morning then a Hope and Life team lunch and late afternoon I am speaking at a ladies meeting for The Church of the Living God. On Sunday, I am the guest speaker for our Pastor friend Slavik and his church in Perechin. Should travel home by train on Monday.

My roommate Tammy is driving back to her other home near Kiev and will be on the road for 12-13 hours. We have just heard that there is a big police push to catch as many speeders as possible and it is really hard to drive through all the villages at 35, the car just wants to go faster! Anyone caught speeding has their car papers and license taken away on the spot for 6 months!! Please pray for our trip, the weekend ministry and Tammy's drive.

Thanks for your prayers!

PS: Photo by Tammy after my crude attempts of taking a self portrait. Sorry, you missed all the fun of her taking this one :-)EH.C

PPS: Coming soon - new glasses.

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Arden Campbell Czaszewicz said…
MJ, this pic does NOT show how beautiful you are.........please........ahhhh!!!!
January 29, 2008 at 6:49 PM
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