Haley, Dorian, Abbey and Aaron left today.  Four of the young people from the nearby placement center went with us into Timisoara.  First we took them to the mall for window shopping and lunch.  We ate at KFC.  This is not just fastfood here.  It is considered a halfway decent dining experience, as not everyone can afford to indulge.  They had never been to the airport before so this was quite an experiece for them.  The small team, the four young people, Emanuel, Delia, Betina (translators) and Brother Ionel all prayed over me before they went through security.  It was very sad to see the others leave because I know how they feel.  There were lots of tears all the way around.  They have a lay over in Vienna, Austria and will return to Atlanta, GA on Sunday, 14 March.

The reality of my extended stay is here.  I have moved out of the Hotel Dacia and into the home of a local pastor and his family.  I am so utterly exhausted.  Once I arrived here I unpacked and then sat on the edge of the bed and fell asleep sitting up.  I have another big day ahead of me.  I will be visiting at least three different churches.

God has so blessed me with this opportunity and I desire to do His will... whatever that may be!

"Vom trai si vom vedea" translation "We will live and we will see"
(Basically the Romanian equivalent to, "Let's play it by ear").

Several of the translators: Alina, Gabby, Poliana, Betina and Betina's younger brother, Ralphie, came over and we all watched the movie "August Rush".  It was in English with Romanian subtitles  It was like a Girls Night out with a mascot.  :-)