Friday, April 28, 2017
TWO MONTHS OLD!
Makayla is two moths already!
February 10, 2017
Wakes up so happy
A smile that will melt your heart
Legs that kick
Busy hands
Sweet baby noises
Laughs
Photo Bombers
FEBRUARY FUN
February seemed to fly by.
I blinked and we were into March.
February 3 – We had weekend guests. With all the extra kids, Julia got jumped on
while on the trampoline. She broke her
fibula. Poor girl.
February 3 – (picture below) Leaving from our house, headed
to 3CK – a once a month youth group for our missionary kids. So thankful for our team mates who head this
up.
February 4 – Our team mates try to organize a yearly MK
adventure. This year is was….a very wet
one. The first day the kids played in
the river and jumped from rocks in to the river. It was a beautiful fun day, but sometime in
the night, a storm blew in. In the wee
hours of the morning rain poured.
Quickly every was awake and packing up their tents. They (and all their gear) huddled under a
little pavilion (with multiple holes in he roof) trying to stay dry and
warm. One thing about missionary kids,
they can really make the best of a not so perfect situation. It’s a great quality! They sang, told jokes and stories and played
games. And hey watched the weather. The rain was not letting up. Pretty soon it was evident that the hike
wasn’t going to happen. They
unfortunately called it quits and came home.
We not only got our own kids back that evening, but five
other boys who decided to stay with us a few days.
February 5 - We had a full house. On top of the five extra boys who were
staying with us since the MK adventure got rained out, we were hosting a sweet
missionary family of 5 from Bolivia. It
was crazy, the fun kind of crazy.
February 6-8 – since the older boys were already together
(after the rained out adventure), hey went ahead and did a home school coop.
Micah and David making all of us a cold coffee drink. Micah does almost every afternoon at our house and apparently David does it for his family each afternoon.
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