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Jonathan Blundell
husband, author, blogger, podcaster, Kingdom Journalist
Red Oak, Texas, United States

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This is the personal website/blog of Jonathan D. Blundell. I’ve been blogging my thoughts, struggles, joys and random ideas since 2005. This blog is a continual work in progress as I travel my journey and try to figure out what it really means to be a Christ follower.

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Print This | Posted by: Jonathan D. Blundell on Saturday, February 10th, 2007

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  • Dear Mr. Blundell,
    I wondered if you'd seen the update to "Surviving (and Thriving) on $12,000 a Year." If not, here's the link:
    http://blogs.moneycentral.msn.com/smartspending...
    Thanks for the original mention, by the way.
    Merry Christmas to you and your family.
    Best regards,
    Donna Freedman
  • Jason Hatley
    Hey Jonathan,

    I saw you had posted my job listing for a media pastor. If you're interested, be sure to email me a resume. It looks like your wife really wants you to :-).

    Jason
  • Thanks for the comments. I'll have to see what I can do. Sorry about not having and email posted - i get enough spam as it is... try to keep it limited these days ;-)
  • Scott Turner
    Kind of bizarre to respond here, but you don't make it easy to send you email. Hopefully you'll see this.

    Regarding your comment on this article:

    http://chrismetcalf.net/blog/archives/2007/08/0...

    I successfully repaired the headphone connector on my Creative player several times. Eventually I could no longer fix it and switched to a new player.

    In my case, what I did was open up the player and get access to the connector, which was a black plastic plug surface mounted to a PCB board. The faulty connection was caused by the connector flexing away from the PCB board and breaking the connections underneath. What I did was to simply superglue the connector back to the PCB board.

    Hopefully this will help!
  • Eric Dennison
    Dear Mr Blundell

    My name is Eric Dennison. I wasent shure where to email you so i hope this is ok.

    I wanted to thank you for posting your amazing pictures from your trip to Nigeria in october 2006! I saw them when i typed Nigeria into the FLICKR search engine! I am an MK whoes parnets were missionaries in Nigeria so i kind of grew up there! The picutres of Jos were so cool and brough back many many memories! I love the pictures of the old yellow market and you guys swimming at the old Elm house Pool. I wanted to comment on one of your picutres DSC_0112. The bus that you guys and the kids were driving in. If you look closely on the front you can see the traces of an M and V in red on the front. I think that bus was the same bus that took me and the people from my hostle Mountain View to school every day. I attended Hillcrest School in Jos and Mountain View was the CRC hostle in Jos for that school. It was quite a suprise to see the bus and i had to ask my parents to see if i was dreaming, i was not they think it is to!

    Any way thank you sooo much for the great trip down memory lane. You are a great photographer!

    Sincerly Eric
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