The First Pictures!
At the San Fransisco airport with a very heavy backpack because I went over weight with my luggage!
Isn't it beautiful! At Tante (aunt) Gree and Oom Jaap's house - it's just so green here!
Welcome to Shelter Jordan - where I joyfully serve!
posted by Arijaan Bulk @ 8:42 AM
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Well, like I said, that's a beautiful house. And like you said, I'm leaving you a comment. Even though you are sitting at arm's length from me writing on another blog. But that's ok. It's hot today. But I'm sure you know that.
Oh beautiful Amsterdam, nothing is like it! I have been thinking about you and praying for you, and can't wait to see you! Reading your wonderfully updated info. is so perfect! I knew you would fit right in there and have no problem! Hopefully you will be able to make it to the floating flower market during some down time. It will be a very nice walk and it's a fun place to pick up some tulips and fun souvenirs...or maybe you should save that trip until I'm there too!:-) Even by just reading your journals I can tell that GOd is soooo awesome and is working through you to spread His gospel. You go girl!! I hope to see that you have now a perfect palate for Dutch coffee! I am praying for you, and I will talk to you soon.
~Kelly
P.S. My Aunt and Uncle's(Jim and Dar Rossi) contact info is: darrossi@yahoo.com and
Osdorperweg 530
1067 SX Amsterdam.
I e-mailed her and she is excited to meet you...and she will be a great tour guide for you to show you all the in's and out's of Amsterdam! Bonus: She's a great cook!!
ah, heavy luggage... i specialize in that too! =) i hope you didnt leave your baggage unattended in the bathroom however!!! what a beautiful, green house! its been SOO hot here. the AC has been running non stop. there was this really weird wind/thunderstorm on the 4th though. it broke one of our trees! and it was a big tree- taller than our house. it was rather sad to see it laying, broken on the ground like a beached whale or something. for a while, i watched the rest of the trees, praying none of them would fall crashing into our windows. i realized the futility of that though. what was i going to do if the tree started falling-- run outside and deflect it?! (there can only be one highlander! =)) anyway looks like you are getting settled in and are doing a great job.
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