Heidi and me heading to downtown Amersfoort. This was last week, since then, we went to Germany.
This is an old walled city. Notice the cobblestones.
This building is made of containers from ships. They are apartments now. Want to find your bicycle. This is nothing, you should see them at the train station.
Today, we went in to the city center and shopped for awhile and had lunch. These buildings became famous in an Anton Pieck painting.
I bought a little Sint gift for Heidi and she was checking it out on the down escalator. We had lunch in this store.
As we were getting ready to leave the city, we heard that Sint was coming. No, not by train, but by boat on the canal.
Piet comes on a few boats leading the one with Sint on it. Sint comes from Spain
It is said if the children are bad, they will get the roe (like an old style broom) and put into a sack and taken to spain if you are really bad. 
This Piet was hanging from the rigging on the way in. The Piets all run around give the children little ginger cookies called Peppernoten.
On Friday, I will be traveling to Holland via Washington DC on United Airlines. I hope the flight is as good as it sounds. My travel time is not bad at all. I arrive very early Sat. morning which will be right after midnight for me.
It says welcome in front of the new front door they added to their new house. You can visit Heidi's blog to see all the trials they have gone through. She posted on her Cranberry Cronicle. 
This is the front of the house. They have a beautiful backyard area and Heidi has
Here is my little Grandkitty who is missing his (my) bed to relax on. It has already been moved to the other house. At least he still has Heidi and Jos's bed
Yep, Zoe is waiting, and that is Haali back there getting her horse ready to ride. Haali volunteers are the stable on post, and got permission for Zoe to ride the trail without her parent along. 
Ready to go Haali and thank you. Zoe reallllllllllllly loves Haali and Mitchell.
Haali leads the way, and off we go.
On another trail ride, the Hale family is going out. Needless to say, Kristy is taking the pictures so can't see her. Your new boots look nice Haali. Bet you had fun with the Haunted Trail Ride yesterday too. Hope you took pictures.
Zoe just got to spend the week at her Aunt Kristy's house. The pumpkins behind her are the ones they bought for each of the kids to carve. It looked like they had fun. 
Ohio is putting on her beautiful show of color right now. I didn't take this one though. I love looking at the trees right now.
The Amish work their farms with horses, not tractors. This is the way they put the corn in the fields as they harvest it. 
They have all different types of wagons they use in the farm chores. Sometimes they have four to six horses on one wagon. They are great to see. I love their quiet way of life. They work very hard and earn much respect.
In Farmville, we just got to build a Haunted House. We are going to receive a basket or Pumpkin, to save candy in. The candy then lets us buy things. We get
Bill, Eric, Becky and I went to Arizona to visit my Grandchildren at Ft. Huachuca Army Post. We had a great week and Kristy, who is a photographer, took our family pictures with a mountain background. Four generations. 
This is one of the tombstones in the Boothill Cemetary. There is a ton of history here and also at the Army Museum on Post. 
More of Tombstone. You can get rides on the stage. They don't let cars on this road now, so this must have been taken awhile ago. We ate lunch at Big Nose Kates. Eric used to go there with Fawn, so it was memory time for him. 