Monthly Archives: January 2018
Can I Ask You Something?

Good morning from France!
It’s an “Over and Above Blessing” weekend for me so, with the exception of church tomorrow, I’ll be enjoying the disconnect of being on a little French Hobby Farm.
If you’re curious about today’s post title and the big blue “Why?”… I’ll get to that toward the end of the post. First though, I want to tell you about the special visitors we got to see last weekend.
A Walk through Brissac-Quincé

It was a grey, winter afternoon and my teaching day in Angers was an unusually short one and since I had some time to kill, I swung off of the D748 at Brissac.
Time and again, I’d driven by and seen the large highway sign highlighting the tallest castle in France – with its seven stories no less – but not had the time to stop. Today was different.
Hey you! Don’t be weary…

Today Liz & I are in Melun for Bible School. We drove up last night – it gets dark so early at this time of year – but today we’re expecting a real treat … long-time friends are coming through and we’re hoping to cross paths with them.
More on that next week… let’s talk the week that was.
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2018 Starts in Belgium

Do you recognize the word “Belgien“?
You might not unless you speak German, although you’ve probably guessed – given the title of today’s post. It’s the German spelling of Belgium. I’ll get to why I used the German spelling but for now, suffice it to say that Belgium is where we rang in 2018… indulging in old memories and creating new.