I'm on the iPad which isn't easy to use for this. The market is in the market place that hs the new church dominating one side. So we visited it to see the interior. I didn't like it as much as the old church, but in some ways it was nicer. It was smaller, so more intimate. E nave had nice stained glass, and this is where the Netherlands royalty is buried. Kings, queens, princes, princesses. Interesting. Sara likes roaming the pews which is okay, but the wood makes notice. The we're other people looking at the church, must be more popular.
Then we got some "fried" fish again, like last Thursday. Sara enjoyed it and we did too -fresh and tasty. It was our lunch. After that we strolled all around the town, stopping for an apple tart in the beasten market, which is lovely. Sara turned to the waiter and said "what do you have for kids?" and then after she heard the options ordered herself some milk. And she is only three!
During the time when Dan telecommuted I took Sara and Julia to the Vermeer center. Pretty cool place.
Sara asked for a snack so we came back here and I cooked dinner. We had vegetables, more vegetables, and some pasta. Last night I ate a whole bag of lettuce. It balances out our day time treats a little.
Tomorrowis our last full day here. Time to pack up all our stuff. Amazing how fast a 10 night stay can go. We are looking forward to being home but at the same time we don't want this to end either.
We are giving Julia prunes mixed with oatmeal. She loves it but I don't recommend it for adult eating, it is a bit on the yucky side of the taste spectrum. Tonight I was reading next to her and if I got up she cried. Not sure why. But she went right so sleep at 7 like usual. Sara was out like a light at 7:30, and I'm heading that way now too.
Thanks for reading , and good night.
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