No, I don't think you can have jet lag when the country you have visited is only two hours ahead of your home country. The day we returned home we were up at seven Moscow time and didn't sleep until 3 a.m. U.K. time. That was because we were excited still by the whole experience and didn't sleep on the plane. I do have a bit of a problem with sleep loss and I become sensitized to various things. For at least four days I was dogged by the motion of the boat even though I was on Terra Firma. It didn't really interfere with life but I was glad when the sensation went away. We brought home all the usual souvenirs. I said I would not get a load of stuff to clutter up my shelves, but I couldn't resist a matryouska doll and an amber bracelet and a fur hat, and a pendant and a shawl. After all those Russians have to make a living!
First of all thanks to Fat Prophet for your interest. I see from your blog you are having trouble commenting. To get back to my assessed service. Criticism albeit constructive is harder for some to take than others. I felt a little crushed after my assessed service but then remembered I had recorded it on my dictaphone. I listened to it all through and although my assessors were quite right about me speaking a little quickly and rushing from item to item, I was actually very pleased with the content of my sermon and how I presented it. So I have decided to take heart. I highly recommend other trainees to record your services. You can hear your good points and your bad and there is no argument about it, it is all caught on the recorder.
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