We just landed back in Texas after three wonderful weeks in Oregon. We enjoyed gorgeous weather, rivers, mountains, berries & best of all sweet fellowship with so many of you! It is so good to catch up on what is happening in your lives. If we missed meeting with you, Read more…
This is one of the kids must do activities in Corvallis; climbing on an old stream train!
So what, we’re starting up a new blog. When we signed on to work with Wycliffe, we hadn’t yet heard of blogs (amazing how things change), and each time we come back to the US for awhile, there seems to have been a complete makeover on how Americans communicate. After Read more…
James, Joel & Anna are heading back to school and growing up entirely too fast for my taste! Anna is becoming quite the chapter book reader and can’t wait to start cursive and multiplication. Joel is honing his writing skills and still loves drawing dragons in his free time. James Read more…
It’s hard for me to believe James has been grain-free for three years! Most of the first two years were in Congo. People here in the US often wonder, “How could you do such a limited diet in rural Africa?” But I found the farmer’s market (huge likelihood that produce Read more…
James, Joel & Anna are still traversing the globe emotionally and socially. Physically we have lived in the same United States for over a year now, but only settled for six months and still missing what feels like home: Africa. Some days the red dirt and smiling friends are far Read more…
What do you call those little clips from your favorite show that catch you up quickly on important plot developments? They might be annoying to some, but useful to others. The reason you missed our plot developments from the past 4 months has been that we didn’t write them down. Read more…
Trying to keep it serious with our wonderful teacher Katie. Here are a few ‘outtakes’ of this year’s school pictures. With Anna in Kindergarten, we have three full-time students! Having a stellar 4th grade year so far, our almost 10-year-old James looking dapper (and growing up too fast for Mom’s Read more…
