Sarah and I were and are able to enjoy a fine Saturday. This act seems to have eluded us for the most part due to our health as of late. We took a few hours to wander some of the areas of Kansas City. We had a coffee or two and looked around the Westport area. In which, there are a number of coffee and tea houses and some relatively funky restaurants and cafes. We ran across a little bass shop I will certainly patronize. He had nothing but fine basses and a degree in double bass. So that's a bit of a relief to not have to shop the big corporations or over priced local stores. This man had passion.
I feel like we are settling in a little bit; at least in every day sort of things. That is, at least we know where to buy coffee and really old maps and books in stores with smoking old men with nice mustaches. I feel attracted to the streets around Westport and to the people that are found on them. Once we find some good scripture teaching, we will be that much more grounded. We begin the hunt for a church tomorrow.
I hope you all are enjoying the change in the weather. Blossoms are showing up everywhere. I look forward to what Missouri and Kansas have to offer in the coming seasons.
Love to all the people from home. We miss you greatly.
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