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| Some days words are as scarce as hens teeth around here...we have more pictures than words. Up at 4:30 am - walk to the train station - two hours to Gorlovka - zone training at the Gorlovka Branch building. |
Listen, share, role-play, eat....
Cucumbers,cheeze and sausage on a slab of bread, and soda, Ukraine-style.
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| Gorlovka has interesting buiildings. |
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| This is Gorlovka's oldest church. |
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These were our tour guides. Mom's "boys"
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| Overlooking the city . . . |
. . . then the train ride back home. We ride on the long train, not this little, fast one, but we thought the little one was more fun to watch. Our train left Gorlovka at 5pm and got us home before dark . . . in time to rest up for another, new day in Ukraine.
i pushed the play button and as the train started chuggin along- from across the room Spencer came running, "whoo! whoo!". We watched it no less than 25 times- "ride train train whoo whoo! train bye wow train again again." (We are still replaying it.)
ReplyDeleteRedik would love to stay there in Ukraine with you, if he could lie down to watch the trains roll away up close!!! Too-toot, he loves to say with anything he can pretend is a train, ei. his spoon, his string cheese...you name it, it's a train!!!
ReplyDeleteJudging by the ticket receipts last entry, and more trains, etc on this, you don't just walk by faith- you choo-choo by faith, etc!
ReplyDeleteYes. Worth 1000 words. When you can't post for tiredness, by all means just photo us! It will do, 'until when'.
xoxox.
E and I, I smile. And smile knowing there are more of the same around you. That is good stuff. Or they are. No more trainjoy here...The other day we turned a momentous and sad corner when Benj offhandedly said Spiderman was more cool than Ka-chow...It's been a fun 6 years of little-boy-like-age-2-ness with motors, wheels and whirr. I wish I were too busy to notice.
Vylette loves her choo-choo's too! She told laughed when she saw yours saying, "the choo choo is on the road!"
ReplyDeletethose flowers up top are pretty . . . and the buildings look neat . . . even a bit surreal
were your tour guides posing like the people on that building?
So it looks like a beautiful land of God!