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Here are our new friends Dave & Trix Schlaginhaufen ($10 for pronouncing it correctly the first time) in front of our local McDonald's. We had a great time with them last night visiting The Clay Pit and Uchi for dinner (yes, we had 2 dinners). Amy and Dave ate whole crabs (sorry, no pics), the rest of us just ate raw fish.
Dave & Trix are simple church planters in Switzerland and are touring the US visiting folks involved in Simple Church.
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Jon,
They are staying with us tomorrow night. I think they are coming from NY, N.Y.
Peace
Posted by: george | Thursday, April 15, 2004 at 06:29 PM