Thursday, May 22, 2008
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
Easter at the Alba's
We had a good Easter this year. It was quiet, we missed Adam and Andrea. Here are some of the highlights.
Michelle and the boys decorated eggs Saturday. Poor Michelle, she always wants to make the eggs cute and puts a lot of effort into it. Her brothers never quite do the same. Zach's egg won the "most creative" award. Her name is "Stacy Sue".
Oh, the mind of a 14 year old boy.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Happy 26th Birthday Adam!
Reasons Why We Love Adam:
Hiram: Because of his strength and example.
Jane: He is smart and a good example.
Michelle: He gets nicer as he gets older and he's fun to talk to.
Andrea: See here.
Andrew: He made me do the dishes when I had a broken wrist once, it taught me the true meaning of pain.
Patrick: (please insert here)
Zach: His "adorable forehead bump"
Nick: He gives the best wedgies.
Happy Birthday Adam, we love you!
Hiram: Because of his strength and example.
Jane: He is smart and a good example.
Michelle: He gets nicer as he gets older and he's fun to talk to.
Andrea: See here.
Andrew: He made me do the dishes when I had a broken wrist once, it taught me the true meaning of pain.
Patrick: (please insert here)
Zach: His "adorable forehead bump"
Nick: He gives the best wedgies.
Happy Birthday Adam, we love you!
Friday, February 29, 2008
Patricio
We love and miss this kid.
Patrick is staying in Honduras until the end of March. He's having a lot of fun working with the missionaries and the Cause for Hope offices. You can learn more about Cause for Hope here.
We hope his Spanish improves while he is there. Here are some examples of when his language skills could have been helpful;
- While Patrick and Hiram were driving one day, Patrick noticed a billboard with the words "Jesus Saves". Patrick quickly asked Hiram what "Hey-Soos Saw-vase" meant (writing the pronunciation is harder than it looks). We all got a good laugh. Sometimes he tries too hard to speak spanish.
- While in Honduras, Patrick is staying with a man and his young family. One of the young daughters asked Patrick if he would like to play a game called "Uno". Patrick immediately translated the word and was imagining a game of "one" having no idea that it was the game he's played in America growing up.
- And lastly, while the whole family was in Honduras, Patrick was really sick. After being in bed a few days, he finally felt better and ventured out with the rest of the family. After trying to speak to a few people, Patrick finally responded "I was feeling really confident in my Spanish until someone started talking to me."
We love and miss you Patrick, good luck with your Spanish.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
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