Good morning!

This is what we woke up to a few days ago.

Lights, Curtain, Action

Liz deserved an Oscar for her dual performance as a tiger and an elephant in her debut play "Let's go for a walk."

Phone Home

Will and Liz are calling Mrs. Montgomery to say thanks for sending us the package.

Thanks for the Goodies!

The folks in Frost sent us some great stuff. Every time we here the domophone and the person on the other side says "Poczta"we know that something good has arrived from the other side of the world.

Race to Win!

The kids did a program that they learned at the retreat. Their teachers said that they usually spend like 150 hours working on this with kids at their church. Our kids did it with just 6 hours of practice. It was cute.

Warsaw Retreat

After a few days in Prague we rode the train back for another meeting in Warsaw with friends from the company. The kids were having some late nite fun.

Oh what fun!

Will is watching Big Will spin on that seat and get thrown off onto the ground.

Float like a butterfly. . .

Liz loves to swing. She is too big now to need anyone to push her. She does it all by herself.

Dizzy Dude!

We found this cool playground for the kids in Prague, and this thing was an individual seat spinner. It was hilarious!

Will and Willer

Can you guess which of these two guys is Big Will and which is Little Will?

Great Idea!

Man o' man I wish we had this in Krakow! But no, we like to leave those little bombkies all over the ground for everyone to step in. What a cultured city we live in!

All in the Family

International Beauties

I love taking pictures of these two girls. Thay make every picture a ggod one.

Happy campers!

We had great weather for this afternoon of seeing the sites of Prague. These are some good friends from Eastern Europe.

Hot Chocolate!

Not only was it hot, it was unbelievably expensive. It cost $5 for that little liquid treat! Somehow the price got lost in translation. But it makes for a cute pic.

300 Leagues Under the Street

I don't know what a league is but this metro line was way deep under the ground. It was like we were going straight down.

Same Bridge

This was the "famous" St. Charles Bridge band. Have you heard of them? They were a mix of blues, folk, and country. They reminded me of the mechanical bear band that used to be a Six Flags, the Bear Country Review, I think.

A river runs through it.

Cool bridge right inthe middle of the city. Tons of people were walking across it and we actually ran into some friends that we didn't know were in the city.

This is the Prague old town square. That is a statue of Jon Huss in the back corner.

A raining day in Prague

As you can see, Will and Liz were far from excited about being in the city where their grandfather(Joe's mom's dad) is from. The rain dampened their spirits. . .a lot!

Finally

After a long train ride we needed some play time in a room that didn't wobble(actually it still felt like we were wobbling). A good night of sleep and sightseeing tomorrow.

We're off the see the Wizard. . .

no, that's not it. We're off to Prague, for a few days of therapy with friends that we haven't seen in 9 months and others we've haven't met yet.