Can I tell you that my heart is soaring. I almost cried. I'm so glad you were able to go to L'Abri and that it was a good experience. I love the cows and their bells. Every day when I was there, I would see them walking down the little streets, going to pasture. Great memories.
I'm kind of with you on the Mona Lisa. I think it probably has something to do with "when" DaVinci painted it and how far ahead of his time he was in technique. Maybe Donald or Leslie could explain it.
i know you thought of me with the eiffel tower at night.so pretty. you're photos are amazing, postcard perfect. i have not a lot of time to read,but when your mom called to let me know that you had both blogged,i had to get a sneak peak. (i heard e-vin is finally hosting dance for the young ladies next week. just thought you'd like to know.) LOVE YOU SO MUCH. you both look fabulous. and what twinkles of happiness still in your eyes.
That is so cool! Did you know that Washington DC is designed based on Paris! That pic of the city you showed was so reminicent of our capitol! I don't understand the Mona Lisa either, but if you google the history on the person in the portrait, they recently think that they have identified who she is...of course, it is Lisa! Reading your posts made me giggle aloud...Zac looked at me a little odd! I am sure that Caleb and Ash will want to read about your adventures too! You are in our prayers!
Eek! See-through elevator. (runs to the corner and cries) Stupid fear of heights. I'm glad I get to live vicariously through you. As for the Mona Lisa, I think God's artwork far surpasses some silly ol' painting. I mean WOW! Your photos of the country-side are gorgeous. Lotsa love!
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Can I tell you that my heart is soaring. I almost cried. I'm so glad you were able to go to L'Abri
and that it was a good experience. I love the cows and their bells. Every day when I was there, I would see them walking down the little streets, going to pasture. Great memories.
I'm kind of with you on the Mona Lisa. I think it probably has something to do with "when" DaVinci painted it and how far ahead of his time he was in technique. Maybe Donald or Leslie could explain it.
i know you thought of me with the eiffel tower at night.so pretty. you're photos are amazing, postcard perfect. i have not a lot of time to read,but when your mom called to let me know that you had both blogged,i had to get a sneak peak. (i heard e-vin is finally hosting dance for the young ladies next week. just thought you'd like to know.) LOVE YOU SO MUCH. you both look fabulous. and what twinkles of happiness still in your eyes.
That is so cool! Did you know that Washington DC is designed based on Paris! That pic of the city you showed was so reminicent of our capitol! I don't understand the Mona Lisa either, but if you google the history on the person in the portrait, they recently think that they have identified who she is...of course, it is Lisa! Reading your posts made me giggle aloud...Zac looked at me a little odd! I am sure that Caleb and Ash will want to read about your adventures too! You are in our prayers!
I think Mona Lisa is lame. so you're not the only one. Those last two pics are fabulous!
Eek! See-through elevator. (runs to the corner and cries) Stupid fear of heights. I'm glad I get to live vicariously through you.
As for the Mona Lisa, I think God's artwork far surpasses some silly ol' painting. I mean WOW! Your photos of the country-side are gorgeous.
Lotsa love!
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