
Maggie-
Iceland was amazing. I can’t stop thinking of you even when I know that I should be actually reading the books and documents in front of me. I have scarcely seen the outside of the library here in Romania. I think I have discovered the source of the shipment. Time will tell.
Yours-Thadeus
Thadeus-
I’m so excited that we, I mean, you are getting more answers. I feel as though I’m part of your journey as well now. I hope that doesn’t offend you since you are doing all the work.
When you visit next I’m going to make you some Norwegian specialties.
Yours truly- Maggie
She asked:
I find myself playing catch-up this week. With the kids on Spring break, I completely forgot about doing my postcard!
Week 14–
Thadeus writes to Maggie about his long absence.
Maggie-
So sorry to have worried you but I was unable to send any correspondence. I was sent on another errand- this time I was at sea for a couple weeks. I was certainly happy to come to port here in Singapore.
I want to see you again. Please send me your travel plans. I’ll be waiting here at the beach for the next few days.
So that must be why Thadeus never made it to Israel. *wink*
Here’s my page with a few notes…more clues to his research one would assume.
And now for Week 15 from Iceland!!
I knew I had to do the Northern Lights. We see them here in MN sometimes. I have fond memories of sitting in silence watching the colors play across the sky.
Maggie writes in her sweet note:
Thadeus-
I am so delighted that we were able to spend an entire day together. I’ll always cherish sitting on the steps with you. The Northern Lights were like a symphony. We didn’t need to speak, we just had to be.
I wish you would end your research – I fear for you and your well being. Who knows what you might discover.
Warmly-Maggie
My goodness they’ve met again. A romance seems to be brewing between them.
The page features the word magnificent boldly circled. I’m thinking that Maggie has fallen head over heels.
Please swing over to Darcy’s blog and check out the rest of this weeks postcards.