the kids
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laptops.
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amie’s alphabet.
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doctor’s visit.
Today I bit the bullet and took both kids for their (shamefully overdue) well-visits and immunizations. To a part of town I never go. In an auto. At lunchtime. I really, really procrastinate on stuff like this that intimidates me, but I always learn that the best thing to do is face my fears . . . it’s never as bad as I expect. Ams got her 18-month and 2-year shots, which includes typhoid because, well, we live in South Asia. She shed a few tears, then bounced back and reached for the promised Skittles (thank you, Watershed Fellowship!!). Judah was next, and he kicked and screamed bloody murder. It…
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songs for owen.
Owen made a little video for Judah and Amie. So here is their response!
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guys’ morning out.
Yesterday morning, David had the idea that we split up, girls and guys, for a morning of fun. He and Judah headed up the street first thing for bagels and cream cheese. We’ve only found one place that makes bagels here, and they aren’t very good, but Judah doesn’t seem to mind. He’s a true Gentino in his obsession with bagels. Yum. Gluten. Next it was to Cubbon Park to climb and roam. It’s a mile’s walk, and David said Judah kept asking, “Can we just take an auto?” Judah’s happy place And a stop at the aquarium on the way home . . . another of Judah’s happy places.…
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girl date.
Amie and I began our morning with egg burritos at home, followed by playing with new care package toys. Thanks to Owen and Oliver, and to Martha, for fun new toys! “Bullseye is my best friend!” Next, we walked to Cafe Coffee Day for a mid-morning snack. Big girl While we waited for our treats, I taught Amie how to take pictures. Not bad Ams! Hmm. I like this interpretation. Happy with her “hot chocolate latte” She kept asking me to take pictures of her milk mustache. 🙂 Speaking of which, if you see lots of pics of Amie on the blog these days, it’s because she loves having her…
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lollipops.
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fashion statement.
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urban camping.
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we’re moving!, part three.
How far is it from where you live now and from your friends?” Depending on traffic, our new home is a twenty to thirty minute drive (shorter by auto rickshaw) from where we live now. And our friends, John, Alison, Joshua and Caleb, just signed a lease on an apartment downtown too. They will be living less than a mile away from us, in a different neighborhood. John and Alison are nurses, and have joined our team to do community health training in villages, but are also excited about being apart of a city church plant as a family and living in the community where we will worship. One fun…