First of all, here are those crazy doors I was telling you about yesterday–
Makes more sense now, yes? Sorry- now you can see why that was such a challenge to describe.
Here’s my moment in the Amsterdam airport–
Free hour of wi-fi? Thank you, Dutch people, thank you. And thank you for your mad soccer skillz too. I appreciate that as well. And for your chocolate.
[ok, I’ll just stop there…..]Here’s my room for the next month–
And here’s where all the snoozling will happen–
Don’t worry. I already hit my head twice on the white railing. I’m graceful like a swan and attentive like a hawk. Or graceful like a hawk and attentive like a swan. [Which is to say, not very graceful or attentive.]
And check out this view from my room. Yeah, that’s the ocean. [Actually, it’s where the Firth of Forth meets the North Sea. But who am I to get technical?]
I think I’m gonna like it here. 🙂
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can i come?
A cozy room, a beautiful view, what’s not to like? Enjoy every minute!
Beautiful! Soak it all in, every little sight, smell and sound. This month will fly by for you.
Praying for your time there, Annie.
Nice.
It suits you well. Hugs…
So excited for you, Annie! 🙂
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That view is amazing!
Yay! I am so excited for you and can’t wait to see how your journey folds out there! Thanks for the picture of the doors – I totally needed that to see what you were talking about.
Ahhh… the Firth of Fourth. It’s just never not fun to say.
Beautiful, Annie- love the room! I keep looking at those crazy doors in the airport and thinking they remind me of new opportunities. God BLESS you in this time in Scotland- may it surpass beautifully all you have asked or imagined 🙂 Go get it, sister!
Enjoy your time there Annie! I love reading your journey! And…those doors really are Narnian like. Love it!
Blessings,
Nicole
“Cole”
This is awesome! Soak up your time there.
Those doors are scary. Did anyone there explain to you the purpose of those doors? And reading back on your previous post, I totally don’t blame you for not walking through them.
enjoy every second. you learn more from traveling than all the books in the world…
blessed travels.
oh, and please have a Guinness for moi:)
beautiful!! love your view and all your Scottish knowledge 🙂
Wow! that looks amazing!
I love the Firth of Forth – I got such a kick out of that name 🙂
ENJOY!