My laptop adapter died a couple of weeks ago, disallowing me to juice up my battery--hence the no posting. Welcome to 220 wattage not being kind to my American Dell Notebook. More soon...I hope. At least pictures soon. Maybe....?

Back to normal, I guess...sort of

It's only been a few hours since their departure, and I'm already bemoaning the fact that my parents are en route back to the States...Soooo, part of my self-pitying session is adding more pictures of their trip on here...in a few days things will feel normal again I guess...but I'm in all sorts of denial right now. :)

Our glasses match! This is at one of my favorite restaurants in the old town, "Inat Kuća," (EE-NAHT KOO-CHA: which means the "House of Spite")--great Bosnian Pot (the stew, not "the 'pot'"! :)

This is where I teach. As is the case with most buildings here, the outside looks awful but the inside is quite lovely, darling

Mom's talking about how delicious the ćevapi is. And it is.


Church Sunday night: they just moved the service to the evening, and I felt like a heathen not getting up for church that morning, although somehow I was able to console myself with a lot of kafa and some Scripture


Dad preaching, Drina translating. Afterwards, Drina says to my dad, "Well, I preached a great sermon, I don't know about you!"

"I can't believe I fell for that worm and hook thing...I've gotta be some kind of naive." -Last night's dinner

The past week

Church of St. Peter and St. Paul

The crew in Osijek

On the bridge over the Drava

Mom's really enjoying the cafe ministry--inexpensive and wonderful coffee in a great atmosphere

Getting a McDonald's fix in Osijek, Croatia

Zeljio (Jel-ee-oh)--best cevapi joint in Sarajevo!

Cevapi--Bosnia's fast food

Filip, Dubravko, Suzana, Vesna from Osijek

Beautiful Suzana

It's been a whirlwind two weeks, but it's calming down now. I need to not hypocritically threaten people who leave huge gaps in time between blogging. Sorry.