We visited an Anglican Church last week.  It is the 'official' church of 
England - which means they speak ENGLISH!  It is very liturgical and 
so it is very foreign to us.  It is a small church (around 70 on Sunday 
morning), and the members are very friendly. We met a number of 
them at the wine and coffee social in the courtyard after church.  A 
lot of refugees go to this church.  Many had to leave their country 
specifically because they were Christians.  Needless to say, they take 
their faith pretty seriously.

The church building itself is this ancient stone thing that Graham 
loved.  I think he would like to ask the priest if he could explore the 
place sometime.  There is a medieval portrait of William Tyndale on 
the wall.

I have learned enough about grocery shopping for Lee Ann to start 
cooking again.  I have found such rare items as black beans, ranch 
dressing, and peanut butter.  I have also translated and located 
artichoke hearts, pine nuts, sour cream, and stewed tomatoes.  We're 
eatin' good again!

more later,
Lynn