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Christmas 2010
As usual our trip at home was filled with thousands of memories and only a handful of pictures. And we are ok with that. We managed to get out on Tuesday morning after a looooong wait in the ticketing area. … Continue reading
A Visit in Pictures
Here come the obligatory pictures of the wonderful trip we just had at home! It is always bittersweet when we go home and this time was no exception. We had a such a great time and here’s the proof: Jake’s … Continue reading
Quick Turnaround
So since my last post I have been back to good ol’ Texas for an impromptu 4 day visit. I will refrain from putting details here on the interweb but my mom had some health issues and was going to … Continue reading
Go Tigers!!!
One day I was at lunch with some of my friends and somehow the subject of high school football came up. I tried to explain Texas High School Football. The more I talked about it, the more incredulous they were. … Continue reading
In the Land of Milk and Honey
In the Old Testament, after the Israelites had been wandering the desert for 40 years, they finally came close to the promised land. They sent 12 spies to check out the land and even bring back food from the land. … Continue reading
It Takes a Village
Not being home on Thanksgiving isn’t fun. Not being home the day after Thanksgiving SUCKS. The Friday after Thanksgiving (TFAT) is my favorite day of the year- and it has nothing to do with shopping. You couldn’t pay me to … Continue reading
A Nice Cold Brew
I really don’t know how to measure adjustment to a new place. The cultural training we took before we moved here gave us a cycle to go by, but it really seemed more like a grief cycle than adjustment. I … Continue reading
Howdy Folks, I’m Big Tex
I am having corny dog cravings so bad that I can barely function. Every time I get on facebook, someone is talking about the state fair. I love the fair. Love love love love the fair. Even the parts I … Continue reading
Home and Home Again
I am a really bad blogger because every time something of importance happens I get on here and prattle on about having no words to explain it. I can gush about grocery delivery, Harry Potter, and fajitas- but the real … Continue reading
Leaving on Jet Plane
I feel like I am going to camp all over again. I went to Kanakuk Kamp (misspelling intended) for four years. I looked forward to it the whole year because it was the most fun week of the summer. I … Continue reading