Kayla conceived and organized a retreat for the 700 employees at the field station. It was this past Friday. Everyone had a great time; it will be an annual event now.
We have officially been granted leave in January so looks like we’ll make a home visit in January!!! Maybe to New York but for sure Atlanta. Of course we are going in the coldest month of the year; coming from the tropics. Hard to believe we’ve been here for NINE months already. The down side is we’ll be coming all that way for only two weeks total, dang. Can’t hardly get over jet lag in two weeks!
Bits:
- An Avocado bigger than your two fists put together costs around $.25 USD
- A gallon of gas costs about $4.34 USD
- I haven’t seen canned tuna in the stores for five weeks
- QUEEN Esther is definitely two years old now. That sweet-always-happy little girl is doing the lie on the floor and have a crying tantrum thing for 20 minutes at 6:30am because she can’t have potato chips for breakfast. Then she gets up and it’s like nothing ever happened. Happy again…
- Max is asking questions like “dad, why do you REALLY need to put gas in the car? What does it REALLY do, anyway?” …cool. He’s learning to read at school and he can write his own name now, readable too!
- The new generator is awesome, thank you embassy.
3 comments:
please don't start any paragraphs with the phrase "Kayla conceived"...you scared the living daylights out of me.
"Kayla had a great idea....", "Kayla thought maybe.....", "Man, you'll never guess what Kayla came up with......", That sort of thing is much easier on my heart than "Kayla conceived....". For Pete's sake! What? - you want to come to my memorial service in January, or what?!
TK
By the way - bring some avacados!
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