Did you live on Ching Nian 1st road?

For another 3 years I lived here on Ching Nian 1st Rd and they were great years too. I lived at number 1-13 on the 5th floor, upstairs from the Mos Burger. 7-11 was right across the road. I had some great flatmates and some great neighbours.Lots of great friends came round to visit too. So, if you lived on Ching-Nian 1st Rd or have some connection with it, leave a comment!

Did you live at 73 London Street too?

For 3 years 73 London St was my flat in Dunedin and I have fond memories of that place. It was also the place where we had our homegroup meetings. Every Friday night 40 or 50 people would cram into the living room for worship and then we would break up into smaller groups for bible study in different rooms of the house. After that it would be time for supper and everyone would always hang around talking until after midnight.
If you lived at London St or you went to the homegroup there and you're reading this, leave a comment and say where you are now.

Dunedin

My time in Dunedin was mostly spent catching up with old friends as well as applying for jobs at Language schools. However, since all they could offer me was relieving work, I'm not preparing to move back down there. I think that I'll probably just stay in Auckland.
Dunedin is still the same city it was when I went to university there but the people are different. It made me sad to think that so many friends I'd met here have moved away but that is inevitable I guess. Those still living in Dunedin have mostly all got married and/or had kids since I was last here. Sorry I didn't take many photos of Dunedin.


Tunnel Beach











Lance, Liz and Bethany (who is 1 year old and shares the same birthday as me: April 10th). I know you guys are squinting in the light from the sun here, but I really like this picture. If it had been a clear day you could see Dunedin City in the background.