And the beautiful beams of light shining through the windows of St. Mary's.
Monday, February 11, 2008
Saying Goodbye in Oxford
My dear friend, Beth is moving back to the the States. She and I met while teaching at Evergreen Academy in Bothell, and she moved to a small village outside of Oxford over a year ago - just a few months before Micah and I moved to London. However, as her time for living abroad has neared its end, Micah and I went to visit her and her fiance, Tony in Oxford on Saturday..JPG)
We didn't go to be tourists, but instead to spend time with some friends. So we enjoyed lunch at on of the oldest pubs in Oxford. Then, as it was such a beautiful sunny day, we walked around the city enjoying the beautiful architecture, various colleges, and bicycles everywhere!
We even saw the casts of dinosaur foot-prints outside the National History Museum.
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I'm hoping you don't mean that your friend is dying, right? At the beginning of your blog you said that her time for living is coming to an end. I read it several times. What am I not getting???
I am so sorry for the confusion! No, thank goodness, but is not dying! The exculsion of one little word can mean so much - her time for living abroad is coming to an end! We said goodbye because she won't be my England-neighbor anymore. She's moving back to the States. Thanks for helping me clarify! :)
I just read your 70% River Thames, it's a pretty scary thought. I will say it can't be as bad as the water in Venice or Rome - I'm pretty safe in Austria.
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