The hotel I have called home for most of the last 3 weeks! It's only 4 months old and has a generator, which is all one needs to be comfortable (because then you have lights, heat & hot water).
In the foreground is our hotel parking lot. The lower building in the center is the city's university. The tour buses bring in commuter students from Fier, a town about 40 km away. There are university students drinking coffee at the hotel bar from 8AM until the late evening hours. With all the students around, I feel right at home!
The view from our balcony
Hannah & Grandma Van walking to see Ellie Friday morning
Dad got this photo of the harbor at sunset on one of our walks back to the hotel from the orphanage
Here is a view of Vlora coming into town from the north
Dad calls this photo "Boats, Buggy, and Bossie"
Here I am at the internet cafe on a rare noon-time visit
The hotel I have called home for most of the last 3 weeks! It's only 4 months old and has a generator, which is all one needs to be comfortable (because then you have lights, heat & hot water).
In the foreground is our hotel parking lot. The lower building in the center is the city's university. The tour buses bring in commuter students from Fier, a town about 40 km away. There are university students drinking coffee at the hotel bar from 8AM until the late evening hours. With all the students around, I feel right at home!
The view from our balcony
1 comment:
At least in the pictures, Vlora looks like such a pretty, interesting place. It's so unfortunate that Ellie and the other children at her orphanage have no opportunity to explore and enjoy it. It's such a reminder of the things we take for granted.
So glad Nathan arrived safely!
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