http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:41:38 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Ahoy. I'm back. After a long and eventful train ride after a short and wonderful wedding and after a fun and kickin' reception, full of dancing, cake, chicken, and friends. And evidently after incomplete sentences. Sorry, this is what blogging does to you. Or perhaps it was the four hours ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/06/02/the-last-traveler-comes-home/ We agreed we'd write concluding reflections, but I don't have much to add to Sarah's comments. Only that if you like reading blogs, I'll be starting one in July when I move to Bogota, Colombia to start my job as a high school science teacher: www.secondbaptistsuffield.org under the missions ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/06/01/i-concur/ Yesterday morning was somewhat anticlimactic. We woke up, readied ourselves, said goodbye to Katie and Ryan, and then set off on our way. Robyn and I dropped Ali off at Bonnie Cooper's house in Sutton, MA so that she could prepare for their (Bonnie & her now husband David) wedding. ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/31/this-is-the-end-friend-beautiful-or-not/ Hello! Before today's report, a few housekeeping items. First, thank you to all our faithful readers. Second, we've been late in posting pictures, so here are the latest additions from some of our adventures last week: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2062526&id=55303286&l=e4ac23bf60 So, what did we do today? Well, this morning I ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/29/trottin-off-to-boston/ Well, folks, this is it. Almost. We have arrived in our final destination – Boston, and today is our final full day together. I must confess that the end has rather taken me by surprise. As I lay in bed this morning (or perhaps, lay in futon, would be more ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/29/the-end-of-all-things%e2%80%a6-or-the-beginning-of-everything/ Hey everybody! Camping near Niagara Falls was a change from our stays in cities, and our stay outside of Buffalo also provided a refreshing change. We stayed with the Mullins who own a farm. They took us out to dinner to experience the unique food of Buffalo, including Beef on ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/28/3812/ Just kidding. But we did have an awesome day at Niagara Falls. Sorry we haven't written in a while. We've been a little wi-fi deprived. Here's what we did on Monday: We had a fun time Monday morning chatting with the Tam family over breakfast. They ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/28/sarah-went-off-niagara-falls-in-a-barrel/ Another successful day in Toronto was had by the trilicious trio, the Dreamers and Seekers, i.e. us. It began at 8:20 a.m. when we drove down the block and tumbled out at Tim Horton’s where we ate doughnuts, bagels, or muffins for breakfast. We noticed when we sat down that ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/24/tackling-toronto-traffic/ Today we slept in. In a word, it was glorious. Our hosts are Messiah student Martin Tam and his family. Even though they only moved to Toronto recently, they were very helpful in suggesting some city sights, and this afternoon we set out on a ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/23/o-canada/ We’ve had a busy two days! Since we didn’t blog yesterday, I’ll start by reporting on yesterday. Then Sarah will pick up with what we did today. So yesterday morning, Deb made us a cheerful breakfast of strawberries, yogurt and muffins before we hit the road for ... http://blogs.messiah.edu/dreamers_seekers/2009/05/23/a-lake-a-monastery-and-roads-not-on-the-gps/