So, the number of minutes in this day was 59. The number of hours was eleven and a half. A constructive and encouraging day.
So, the number of minutes in this day was 59. The number of hours was eleven and a half. A constructive and encouraging day.
If any group could hold a big meeting and not catch COVID, surely it would be Presbyterians. We never get too close in normal circumstances. Some are physically present, while the others are joining by Zoom, with everyone communicating through an online organizer.
Sixty minutes make an hour. So far I’ve drafted forty-four minutes for the first morning of Assembly tomorrow morning. (Michelle from PCQ provided a heap of scaffolding) And with the afternoon and evening sessions that’ll just be day one.
After a QLD detour for standing committee meetings and family visits I am now home. Ten days through five airports (including Melbourne airport in transit today) in four different states, suburban train rides in Sydney and Brisbane; car rides; a drive to Maryborough and back on Sunday (thanks Carolyn for the loan of the 86); …
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