Just for Thomas...

Vitual bubblewrap just for you - here

Enjoy!

PS- thanks for the nice words today!

Comments

Thomas said…
it took me under an hour to think up a 5 minute presentation for you guys. name a number of people i know and that would have been mission impossible, but for you guys it was a piece of cake. theres so much more i could have said and from the bottom of my heart there is nothing negative i could say. you and kate have been such inspirations for me, alot of people see celebs as role models these days but its people like you guys who are mine. thank you so much for everything, i have learned so much from your teachings at church and up the youth club. i really am gonna miss you guys but its great knowing that you and kate will be training other officers to be good salvationists, you guys really are one in a million.

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUU! and GOOD LUCK in everything!

God bless!
7:53 PM
Keeley said…
I felt as if i couldn't really say goodbye today. Mainly because i felt as if it would be too hard but also because i just didnt want to believe that you were going. it has really been great knowing you. And having great conversations about skiing lol. Going to make poverty history was such a great experience and it was great that you were there to. I hope i see soon. Best wishes xxx
keeley.
9:49 PM
Keeley said…
Oh and on another point the bubble wrap is well cool. lol
9:51 PM
Anonymous said…
thomas is right you two are such great role modles and you will all be missed so much at poplar, including eryn and bethan. i wish you all the luck in the world and i'm sorry i didn't say a propper goodbye on sunday cos i won't be seeing you during your time left in poplar. so i just want to say thankyou for being such great people in my life over the past few years and i hope to see you in the future. thanks for everything xxx
5:58 PM
Gordon said…
You know what you lot are great role models too! Don't give up being good role models!
10:17 PM
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