Tokoza Bible Study |
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tokoza Bible Study
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Happy Birthday Dan!
Dan's Birthday |
Monday, March 8, 2010
Weekend Getaway
EBC Weekend Getaway |
Fun quotes from our weekend:
Joshua - "Who's gonna hold me next?"
Lucas - "What should I do until you all wake up?"
Alexis - "Can we go back to vacation after breakfast?" (This was the day after we got home)
Allison - "Where's Joshua?"
Dan - "This is a salt water pool!" (This seems to be quite common here as it is apparently easier to keep clean.)
The Weekend Getaway was held at Heronbridge College which also has a retreat center. We so enjoyed the opportunity to get to know so many people form church. Our kids were a hit...especially Joshua who got passed around and around and around. Of course, he entertained well with all his smiles and coos. The second night we got to try our hand at barn dancing, line dancing, etc. Dan actually danced but made it very clear that this was the first and last time! The weather stayed sunny even though we arrived in a thunderstorm. We greatly enjoyed our time away and came back refreshed. Just click on the picture above and you can see a few pictures from our weekend.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Pass the Parcel!
February 2010 |
Lucas and Alexis went to the birthday party of the neighbor boy who lives across the street. They played a game called "Pass the Parcel." You pass a gift that's been wrapped many times. Each time the music stops you unwrap another layer towards the gift. The child who takes off the last layer of wrapping paper gets to keep the gift. The funniest part of it all is how you pronounce the name of the game. Our kids kept telling us they played "Pass the Parcel" but it sounded more like "Pass the Paahsul." Any time Dan & I tried to say it ourselves our children were quick to correct us. Apparently we couldn't say it right or get the accent to go with it!
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Daddy Time!
Daddy Time! |
Here's a fun question Lucas asked me just the other day. We were singing the song, "Open the Eyes of my Heart, Lord." He asked me, "How many eyes does my heart have? One or two?" I did my best to explain it but he still had a very puzzled look on his face!
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