I don't remember whose idea it was to go by bus from the north central region of the country to Ktown (read: my own stupidity), but I was pretty sure I was going to die before I actually arrived. (Obviously that didn't come to pass.) I made it. After 3 slips on the ice and 1 semi-accident which involved our bus sliding off of the road and hitting the wall of the mountain tunnel (just a bit)...Ktown never looked so good. Who knew 10 hours could feel like eternity?But I made it. PTL! And for the next few days that followed, I enjoyed good friends, fresh snowfall, and lots of coffee in the city that I once called "home." Ahh. Good times.
So here are a few pics from my time in the north.
*The kid in the picture above has the most amazing eyes.
*The ladies that you see with me were also attending the seminar. Their nationalities are Irish, Kazakh, German/Romanian, & Korean. We went out for dinner that evening and around the table sat 9 people--8 different nationalities and the ability to speak 13 different languages. It's moments like that which give me a true picture of His very culturally diverse Bride. I
love it!*And lastly the picture to the right is of a man outside the mosque. I'm not sure if it's his job, but he sure had a way with those birds.
Now I have one picture left to share from my last 2 weeks, but I will save it for a post all its own. Maybe tomorrow?
4 more days until I get to see Trickie!!! :)
2 comments:
Wow, super great pix!! I loved it when I enlarged the one with you by the blue mosque...and I could see the man on the cell phone watching you ladies and a fake red palm tree beside him :)
You have made me curious about this other picture...what could it be of...a new man in your life...snow...you falling on the ice or what you looked like after your long bus ride...!?!?!
FYI - Trickie is at the airport on her way.
Have a wonderful time.
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