Monday, June 22, 2009

More Durham Scenes


The newlyweds!! How amazing to be able to have time together again before C & R take off for Mozambique via Brazil. Highlights: walks together (Tobacco Trail and Duke Trail); coffee at Joe van Gogh; working out at the YMCA; 9 hole golf (wait, is that really a highlight? Lots of controversy on this game...and why does Craig always win...); Durham Bulls baseball game; and of course playing the 'watermelon game' at Jordan Lake!

On an afternoon at Jordan Lake - yep that's a watermelon. They are remarkably buoyant.

Dad looking casual and thoughtful

A nice photo post-church service

Another shot from Rachel's birthday (in the front yard)

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Durham (Hawkins family) Highlights!!

What a blessing it was to have 2 1/2 weeks with family in Durham - Dad, Mom, Grandma, Katie & Kyle (and Lillian and Jack), Pete & Rita, Rachel & Craig. 

Auntie Rachel with Jack - lots of smiles for everyone; he charmed us all!

Three sisters (taken on Rachel's birthday! We got to be together this year!) and one very happy niece. Woa how do you like those earrings?

No one ever said that buying a new-used car was easy or stress-free. Because it's NOT. But we did it! Phew. And I'm sure the rest of the family was glad when the process was over too. Thanks for putting up with us and giving us advice, all. From one white Toyota to the next. Go, zippy Rav4, go!

Grandpa Jack with his great-grandson Jack. Hmm... what do you think of each other?

And of course, cinnamon rolls! Delicious, Jim.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Goodbye to The Message Church!

The last evening before we flew out we had a big "bring and share" dinner with folk from The Message church. There were about 30 people there - a great evening of stories and food, and a good way to officially say our last good-byes.





Monday, June 15, 2009

Final activities at the Garden Cottage

And yet more pictures from our last week in Cape Town.. (can you tell we're missing it already after only two weeks back in the US?)




Final goodbye to 2 WayTravel comrades