We stayed up too again, and woke up at noon this morning. I passed out for most of the drive, waking up when we reached Goes. We stopped inside of an auction house/reseller, which had lots of antiques and second hand items. There were a number of old cameras (at least 50 years old), but they were either useless or overpriced. We left early to visit G’s mother’s house. She, K and G’s sister spent the evening with us and provided tortillas for dinner. This was an early birthday dinner for G. He finally received his mysterious surprise birthday present, a certificate for his motorcycle license. He was through the roof. It was nice seeing them all again, and G’s sister returned to Noordwijk with us. On the way out of Zeeland we stopped by W’s house (G’s uncle). His family gave us the time late in the evening to talk at their house. It was gracious of them, and I had a good impression from what I understood. The car ride was enhanced by a stop for milkshakes at midnight outside a shady establishment in Delft.
K, N, G and I
G and his sister hugging
It was nice to had you here, and I enjoyed the face of G very much.