Moving Day

Luckily we weren't moving by horse and wagon but we drove by many, many of them in the Romanian countryside.  We however rented an Opel made in Germany and it was almost big enough.

It was a fun drive and so much nicer than the train or maxi-taxi.  Here's a few shots of the trip. Several big orthodox churches.

All the small towns sell produce and baked bread.  It's kinda fun.

This is a huge loaf of bread it weighs about 5 lbs. It takes most of the width of the left side of the cars dash board. It was delicious and lasted three days and we gave half of it to the Sisters.

This is the road side stand where we bought the bread. She is cooking Kurtos bread, over a charcoal fire, it is sweetened with sugar and spices that are melted into the bread  as it cooks.

Now here are some pictures of our apartment.  It was hilarious- Dan said it was the first time he finished a realestate deal and got kissed on both cheeks. !!

Our apartment is newly renovated so we are  excited.

Sorry the kitchen and bathroom pictures only come in sideways

I would like to thank all my grandchildren and children who prayed for us to find a nice place to live in Brasov (Brashov).  We appreciate all their faith and prayers.  We still wash all dishes by hand and do not have a clothes dryer, take the bus to church and talk to random people about how we are missionaries from Canada and are here for 2 years to teach about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  We feel so priveleged and blessed to be able to have this opportunity.  The Gospel is True !!