We don't see cardinals in Briton so it was nice to view that outside of Ed's parents house. Ed is waiting for the train to NYC. At the entrance to Central Park in ManhattanA view of Manhattan from Central park.The subway of NYC. Darker and not quite as clean as in London.Time Square!While in NYC, we had supper at Ed's neice, Laura and her husband Matt Wiens and their son Henry.The view of the city from the Empire State building.Susie Swartley in her living room.Rural PA.In Wisconsin, close to Louise's house. They live on a dairy farm.My sister Rosie's house. Very warm and cozy.I guess we are still in the habit of tea at four. Ed is having a great time as you can see. His favorite thing....working with power tools!A nice warm homecooming.We've had a lot of snow since we've been back.This looks like a 'where's Waldo' entry.Ed having fun moving snow off of our driveway.This was taken when we were in Goshen. We hosted a high tea for all the past host couples of the LMC. The only ones missing are the Barges who are no longer living, and one other single man who I can't remember at this writing.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Please bear with me. I intend to add to this blog but it has been difficult to find the time! Ed and I are now back in the U.S. and just haven't had a spare moment to to anything on the internet besides check email and respond. We are making our way back to Colorado from the East Coast via friends and family. We are having a wonderful time of this. I intend to blog about our last week in London and then start on our trip home. SEE YOU SOON!
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