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The feed of stuff Jeff thinks is worth sharing – oh look, here’s a sample:

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Make a wall lovely with a Christine Gill print from Imagekind.

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A different Sarah than the one you know . . . (I like you, i61)
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Linkage: Christine is also a photographer with a Flickr account and prints for sale. And cute things! Jeff is also a graphic designer. We have a blogroll. Oh look, it’s a wish list.

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About Jeff Gill

5 June 2006   Jeff Gill

I am married to the most beautiful and fantastic woman on earth. My son and daughters are thoroughly wonderful. I am from Tucson, Arizona, USA, but now my home is Conwy, North Wales. I am a Shukokai karate student. Christine and I are the children’s ministry leaders at our church. I used to run a one-man design studio.

I started the ministry gig in Tucson back in 1991. I was our church’s volunteer youth leader. My dad was the pastor. I was 17. I have been a big fan of nepotism ever since. It took about three years for the job to evolve into a full-time, paid position. Six years later it had devovled into a part-time position…

And then I moved to Wales, became self-employed, got my head sorted out, got back into ministry, got it in my head that this D Train thing was a good idea, and – oh look, I have a blog, even though all the cool people are hanging out on Facebook.

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