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Rich Nicholls
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All Cooks Go To Heaven :…
21 members
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Ideas for Living Healthy
82 members
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Travel
79 members
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African Hearts
33 members
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Songwriting
51 members
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Strategic Fathering
45 members
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The British are Coming!
44 members
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Fitness Support Group
159 members
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Alumni - Boot Camp Octob…
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I thought I would start a group for all those who like to travel. Where have you been? Where do you want to go? Where would you recommend? Hotels? What to see? Where not to eat? Everything about it.
Courtesy of the US Navy, I travelled extensively in my twenties and early thirties to Europe, Africa, The Middle East, South America and Australia. Traveling is awesome! In the past few years, I've rediscovered the beauty of our own country. I reali…
I thought I would start a group for all those who like to travel. Where have you been? Where do you want to go? Where would you recommend? Hotels? What to see? Where not to eat? Everything about it.
I thought I would start a group for all those who like to travel. Where have you been? Where do you want to go? Where would you recommend? Hotels? What to see? Where not to eat? Everything about it.
I thought I would start a group for all those who like to travel. Where have you been? Where do you want to go? Where would you recommend? Hotels? What to see? Where not to eat? Everything about it.
I thought I would start a group for all those who like to travel. Where have you been? Where do you want to go? Where would you recommend? Hotels? What to see? Where not to eat? Everything about it.
Thanks for the recommendation Victoria ! Sorry I missed your comment before I left.
I thought I would start a group for all those who like to travel. Where have you been? Where do you want to go? Where would you recommend? Hotels? What to see? Where not to eat? Everything about it.
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- I was born in South Africa, raised in Zimbabwe, moved to London when I was 18 to join the British Army. I absolutely loved the Army but was injured in training, still carrying the injury, and was medically discharged. I met a stunning Canadian at my Church in London and we were married after 18 months together. I am now at University and when I am done we will be moving to Canada.
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- At 4:26pm on January 21, 2009,
shannon wilcox said… - Rich, I have been visiting the pages of my "friends". So glad I stopped here for awhile. Your pictures made me want to book a trip somewhere right now! Your blogs are so transparent and I felt like we were friends when I finished! God bless you and your sweet bride.
- At 9:41am on December 13, 2008,
will turner said… - ah man i wish...i suffer from a continued and seemlessly everlasting lack of money lol. i am going to start saving in the new year for a trip to the antarctic in 2010 its a sailing trip on a tall ship called bark europa. its gonna cost me about £5000-£6000 though so it will litrally take a miricle to achieve it. but i think its where God wants me so the money will get there somehow.
ive gotta say mountaineering in peru sounds pretty awsome. as does miami. have fun with that!!
- At 2:06pm on December 10, 2008,
Charlie Smith said… - Welcome! I look forward to talking...
- At 1:53am on November 23, 2008,
Gary Taylor said… - Rich, saw you on Jay Strategic Fathering group. With his blessing, I started a new, somewhat parallel group but with a specific focus. This is an invitation to drop in to Generational Fathering, make a comment, tell your story, or just lurk and take something away. I noticed comments that related to your Dad. Does that fit here. I don't see children pictures, but you and your bride are the fruit of your parents and are the hope of those you'll have. Some stories there?
I'm familiar with SA and Zimbabwe; had a telcom business with tourist facilities for a few years. Both countries we absolutely beautiful ten years ago.
- At 4:01pm on November 19, 2008,
Darren Lewis said… - Hi Rich,
I've been praying for the people in Zimbabwe for some time now. I'll pray for your Dad specifically.
- At 3:01am on November 19, 2008,
Darren Lewis said…
- Thanks Rich, I really appreciate it! I'd love to have Dads from around the world bring their sons down under. For that matter, you could always bring your Dad.
- At 6:35pm on November 18, 2008,
Darren Lewis said…
- G'day Rich,
My name is Darren Lewis from Australia. Do you know of anyone in U.K. who would like to come to Australia for a father-son adventure? Go to www.fatheringadventures.com.au, and have a look around.
- At 5:09pm on November 14, 2008,
Jane Kennally said… - Hi Rich
so have you explored Kent yet? Canterbury cathedral is always worth a visit great places to stay and not far from a beach or two.
grace and peace
Jane
- At 7:13am on October 24, 2008,
Darrin Koone said… - Hey Rich,
My Wife and I are looking into Zimbabwe as a Mission opportunity. Our church has a tripped planned for there in March of 2009. Shoot me some info as you see the opportunities about what is going on there and or Web SItes I can go to to study more about the country and the culture.
BY the way our Garage got broke into Wednesday night while we were asleep in the house and my wallet got stolen from my car. So I am now in the process of going through all the bank card stoppage and restoring all my accounts and things as well.
God Bless
- At 11:38am on October 9, 2008,
John Bergquist said… - It was great chatting at the fire. Your story really inspired me.
Rich Nicholls's Blog
Small Frustrations
I'm currently living in London, a city of over 7 million people. Day to day in London, as I'm sure in most if not all big cities, people are in such a hurry and don't really think twice about barging through you. Starting off the day on public transport through massive grumpy crowd isn't always the best start. I find myself getting cold to what happens around me, frustrated about the smallest things.
I'm currently at University in London. Degrees here are specialised from the 1st year, and there… Continue
I'm currently at University in London. Degrees here are specialised from the 1st year, and there… Continue
Posted on October 14, 2008 at 10:55am — 4 Comments
Shattered Dreams Rebuilt Part 3
December 2005 I decided to make some big steps! Even though I was still in pain from my injury I decided that the pain had hit a plateau and wasn't getting worse, and wasn't getting better. I decided to drop my cripple sticks. I left my crutches. I was only off crutches for a month when another big change came into my life. I met a lovely young lady. After several months of dating I decided to try and change career paths and I started to make moves to get into IT, software engineering. August 20… Continue
Posted on October 13, 2008 at 5:55pm — 1 Comment
Shattered Drems Part 2
I left the Army Barracks in April 2005. I decided to move back into London. It was going to be difficult as public transport, buses, trains, and tubes, were the only ways of getting around. I started going back to my Church which was one of the great things about moving back to London. However, I went from Richard, you know, the guy from the Army, to Richard, the guy on crutches. I didn't think I could be to useful to anyone and I had no idea how long I would be on crutches for. I tried taking a… Continue
Posted on October 10, 2008 at 12:00pm —
Shattered Dreams Part 1
I was born in South Africa and brought up in Zimbabwe. When I was 16 years old it was my dream to go to England and join the British Army. I always loved my sports and fitness and thought that this would be an ideal career. 1 month after my 18th birthday I flew to England to chase my dream. I was told I should apply for Sandhurst, which is the officer training academy in the UK, similar to West Point in the States. I applied and was told I could start training after another 18 months of 'gaining… Continue
Posted on October 9, 2008 at 10:00am — 3 Comments
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I'm sorry Nicholas - I got in a hurry and used the wrong name....I apologize.
I'm convinced that we all need good mentors....in life...and to help us decipher our callings.
How is the men's breakfast going? Any opportunity for a sage/mentor there?…
400?! I had no idea there would be so many.
Brent i see you included my entry but address your comment to Gary, i will give you a quick response i am finding it tough at the moment i have been praying for a sage/mentor to come alongside and its really difficult i suspect God is asking to look…
To be honest at the moment i feel up a dead end and what calling just to survive is what i must do.
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Jonathan, I remember years ago God healed me physically of a bad back. My friend prayed for me, was not touching me herself, and I felt this warmth on my back and then presuure, more pressure, till eventually the bone that was out of place God put b…
Eve, I am a very "self protective" person, however, when God asks me to go to church or mix with christians that puts me in my "uncomftable zone" I will do it because I love His body. So I do think it is possible to be both self protective but not w…
Thanks for your comment Isha.
Gary, your example also reminds me of how Jeus walked in perfect peace....no fear...yeah! I wana know Him more too! I want that peace that flows like a river and never ends! There is SO much more in Him!
Jim, welcome back!
I was wondering how your work with your teenage son was going! I am glad Pat flushed you out of hiding!
You do remember that hiding (or passivity) is the sin of Adam don't you? We need to get back into the fray even when it scar…
Randy generally there are around 400
A group for Cigar/Pipe enthusiasts who enjoy a good conversation a little deeper than just sports or politics (although those topics aren't necessarily off limits!).
Was praying for you Deborah - that He would shine His light so you will be able to see the truth from the lies, renounce "agreements" you have made, and come into a larger place of freedom . . .
When studying the verse, "Come unto me (Jesus) all ye who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest. Learn of me, for I am meek and gentle of heart," I read one author defining meek as being the opposite of anger - which led me to James whe…
Just joined Ransomedheart.net... I'm in Colorado Springs and an aspiring writer, and looking for others who appreciate a walk with God that extends beyond "traditional" church walls. i see this group is small... but maybe we can stir things up? I lo…
A writing group
Paul said:
for not only did Saul fail in his task miserably through self-centeredness and lack of true courage- he refused to take on the responsibility of ownership of his actions, but instead blamed the "sound of bleating of the sheep, and the low…
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