Friday, May 21, 2010
School Picture Day
When Sebastiao started school at NSMS I never even thought we would have an opportunity for School pictures. Chad and Andi, from a previous post, took some amazing photos. The best part was not having to pick a picture package and pay a ton of money. We received the pictures in our inbox with nothing to pay! The second picture is Sebastiao's class (2nd and 3rd grade) and the bottom is the entire school.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
One Brave Girl
Monday, May 17, 2010
Pailon del Diablo
Friday, May 14, 2010
More Bats
Well, you ladies will appreciate this. You know how weird things only seem to happen when your husband is out of town. More things seem to go wrong, break, catch on fire or crawl into your home when you are the only parent there. Well.... that is certainly the case with our family. We had a bat in the house this past week. Fortunately it wanted to get out as much as I wanted it to, and I had a friend here to help- but it added to an exciting (and tiring) week. Fortunately Joe comes on Sunday.. just a few more days.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Family Pictures
Some of our very good friends here, Chad and Andi Irwin, have amazing photographic talent. Chad and Andi are here with MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship). Chad is a pilot and Andi, among other things, is the school librarian for NSMS and interior design consultant for the Martin Family. Fortunately for us, they are willing to share the abilities on poor helpless people such as ourselves. Recently they did a family photo shoot for us. We will hopefully get new prayer cards made soon to send out to everyone. Please visit CHAD AND ANDI'S BLOG to see some more of their wonderful photography
Enjoy
Enjoy
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Happy 90th Birthday
Monday, May 10, 2010
We Are Back
Well, sorry for the absence, but with my parents visiting (wonderful time), being without intenet at home for 2 weeks and Joe being in the states for the last week and a half, there just hasn't been much time. I wanted to share a few pictures from my parents trip. We had a wonderful time with them and they were VERY brave! Between Joe driving like an Ecuadorian and convinceing them to eat at an outdoor market one night, I was impressed (but not surprised) with their adaptability
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