I arrived back in Zagreb three weeks ago today, after a great time with my family over Christmas and New Year’s. It was also good to be with my Croatian co-workers, Mislav Ilić and Mladen and Dragica Jovanović, as we jointly visited and spoke with some supporters and churches in Texas. I had one of the worst cases of jet lag ever after arriving back in Zagreb. My body wanted to sleep from 5AM to Noon for about a week after getting back. It really took me about two weeks to feel completely back to normal. I am alright now. February at Biblijski institut is the month of exams after the fall semester, and a break from classes before the spring semester, so things are fairly slow with work for the institute right now. Although, I am in the planning phases for a few student recruiting trips around the region that will happen this spring. I am also doing the preliminary organizational work for our children and youth camps this summer. We are also planning our next Kidz Klub for later in February. This winter in Zagreb, until now, has been fairly mild, but it arrived with a vengeance late last week. In fact, most of Europe has been experiencing a very strong cold snap over the last two weeks. Sarajevo, in Bosnia, about a 5-6 hour drive to the south of us, had over a meter of snow over last weekend! Enjoy some photos I took on the way in to the office this morning:

Looking out my front door

Looking down on my terrace and yard

In front of the institute/church building

Institute/church building courtyard