Tuesday has come and gone in a flash. The weather was beautiful and we're still hoping it'll be like this on Sunday! Kees has received more registrations (18) to bring the total to 82. I imagine there will be more who register on the morning of the sponsorwalk, so that's not too bad at all. We tagged along this morning as Kees ran some errands and saw more of the countryside. So picturesque, just like the postcards! I ran into a gentleman (literally) this morning outside of the butcher shop down the street. When he found out that we were Canadian he said "You liberated us.." and smiled as he shook our hands. It is most humbling to hear that, those of us who have no idea what it would be like to be in an occupied country during wartime. This afternoon we went to a village near Kees to sightsee on our own while he did some more running around. Situated right on the canal, bricked roads, tiny shops opening onto the sidewalks, cafe's, lots of bicycles (I almost got run over several times) and activity, I went through yet another roll of film. (kodak stock is sure to go up while we're on holiday). This evening we played mini golf (or midget golf) as it's called here. Lots of laughs and much fun! Pancakes for dinner - actually crepes - after dark, and then home to see if there were any more registrations and/or messages on the fax. That's all till tomorrow, Keep well! Lynda (Hayes McKenzie) Kees Paap Oudedijk 56 3612 AC Tienhoven The Netherlands +31 3469 1021 Age 45, 6 years PD, Sinemet 25/100 CR 3/day, Permax 1 mg 3/day Sinemet 112,5/100 if necessary. Love working (120/week) Collecting information BBS +31 3469 1017. Write articles and poems.