A few old buildings did survive WWII. Sint Lauren's Kirk is one of them.
posted by Beth at 7:03 PM
Thursday, September 15, 2005
About Me
- Name: Beth
- Location: Birmingham, Alabama, United States
I'm an ex-expat now! But I still have lots of musings about my experience in the Netherlands (where we lived for three years) and about adjusting to the USA (where we live and plan to continue living). We're still working overseas, mostly in Moldova. (It's a little known country in Eastern Europe.) So I'll have some fresh overseas experiences from time to time! Our family's heart is for the poor, and we work with development organizations like micro-finance organizations and NGOs to grow local businesses. Dan, my husband, and Rebecca, our daughter, are the lights of my life. And Jesus is the reason I do what we do.
Previous Posts
- And the White House, European style. This used to ...
- Residential life in Rotterdam is nice, but you'll ...
- ...old homes...
- ...and new neighborhoods.
- Rotterdam has what is typically Dutch, like windmi...
- ...and canals and bikes.
- The flowers in Holland aren't just tulips! There a...
- Of course, there are birds in Rotterdam!
- Fiets
- Tonight's Dinner
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