Our things are all packed and loaded in the truck.  It will make it's way to a storage facility in England and wait for our arrival in February.


We sure enjoyed our little Vienna house.  Part of what made it interesting was it's quirkiness.



On the left side of the picture you can see a little wall that juts out, that is a very small bathroom, with no door and a shower stall!!

I don't think I ever showed pictures of this room finished.  Probably because it really never was.  I had great ideas for a white, country cottage bedroom.


It was a bit funny to find dates all around the house, mostly in the yard.  But I remember seeing this date on the beam for the first time after we moved in and I thought it was so cool!!  If these walls could talk.  I'm sure it's seen some history!

Last week we were in Greece for a company meeting of colleagues across Europe.  There were nearly 1200 people in attendance!!  The kids were able to participate in VBS and we had a wonderful time of fellowship and renewal!

Vienna got a new airport!!  My kids were especially excited about this interactive wall.  You can see their pixelated images as they punch and hit the objects as they go by.


All the kids from ages 5 and up did a little performance for everyone.  Brennan and his group playing some bells.








While at the meetings we have doctors who volunteer their time to come and take care of us!!  They are also equipped to do our physicals that are required by our company any time we go to the US and then return overseas. It saves us so much time to get it all done in this setting.  We still have a few things to finish up once we get to the US, but no running around to several different doctors to have all this done!  They also bring all kinds of medicines.  It's especially helpful to those who do not have good health care in their area of Europe  They are such a blessing to us!!

Dr. Dunbar has been serving us in this way for several years!!  It's always nice to see his face each meeting!!