40 Bicycles

My doings... Yesterday I had my Greek exam, which went well (much to my relief). I must admit, it is very hard to do anything constructive after the end of an exam, so I spent the evening playing pool and watching a video with my brother Mark. Today myself and Jonathan (another brother—I have collected three of them) went into the city centre to take part in an open-air. A number of people stopped to listen and a number of items of literature were given out. After the open-air, we had a breathless cycle ride back home in order to attend our weekly hour of football. We ended up badly injuring the knee of the key evangelist in our church and breaking a light, which shattered just above my head. Fortunately, most of our games are not quite as eventful as this. Tomorrow our church's mission comes to an end. We have had a number of encouragements. Thank you to any of you who prayed. In the evening Jonathan and his fiancée Monika are arranging an international evening, which we hope will encourage people to attend. I was struck by an odd (and somewhat discouraging) thought a few minutes ago. At some time within the past month I entered the second third of man's appointed span. I'll be depressed all evening.