A beautiful lamp and building that caught my eye
The evening we arrived in Zagreb we were able to find a very nice restaurant that served an assortment of vegitarian meals, we were thrilled. Not completely satisfying or filling but thankfully I had brought a back pack full of grapes, dried fruit, nuts and some cucumber wedges.
That night Bro. Hulsman, my husband and I enjoyed a long game of travel scrabble. The girls jumped on the beds, explored every little detail of the hotel room and at the end of the night we were all very happy, tired and ready for the morning to come so that we could tour a bit and then get our well needed stamp in our pass ports.
On the cable car, headed to the oldest church in Zagreb
Bro. Hulsman is our aimer here in Austria, he came with us since he also needed an updated stamp in his pass port. We were successful yet again to get a stamp but it is getting more difficult each time to get through the borders. Keep us in your prayers that we are able to obtain a Visa in the near future.
4 comments:
Oh I miss you, Stacey! Every time I see a pic of you I want a hug and a talk with my friend! :(
I will be praying that you obtain a Visa very very soon.
I love you...hug those beautiful girls for Auntie Kenna.
Kendra
glad to hear that you made it saftly home! We will keep you in our prayers!
Miss you too and thanks for all your prayers.
I love your pictures. What is your objective for Croatia? Are you planning on mission work there? Keep me updated. I check your blog regularly.
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