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Treasures in the bed
Anytime you walk anywhere with Jonah, he finds many things that interest him to pick-up. He ends up with a unique collection of things. When I change his bedding, it’s also a time of revelation to all the “treasures” he’s … Continue reading
Eggs
How fresh are your eggs? We know our eggs are fresh, however, there is an occasional rotten egg – pew wee. Today, as I was washing eggs, I thought one of my routine things might be of interest to you. … Continue reading
Water Filters
It’s necessary to use a water filter here because the water out of the tap is contaminated water, not only isn’t it treated, but it harbors bacteria and viruses that could make us very sick. We have been through many … Continue reading
TCK (Third Culture Kid), MK (Missionary Kid)
Our children fall into the classification of the title of this blog. We were talking with a colleague who has served over 20 years in different roles and in many different countries in Africa. She is a lot of fun … Continue reading
Thanksgiving
This was our 3rd Thanksgiving outside the USA. It’s not as strange celebrating it here, because we have many American colleagues who celebrate too. In France it was very strange because it was just another day in school followed by … Continue reading
Bread Day
Today was a day full of bread making (we don’t have a bread machine). All our bread is made by hand, the same with tortillas and every other baked good. Today I needed to make bread and thought I would … Continue reading
Hamburger
Sometimes we would like the convenience of all the restaurants available in the States, from fast-food to sit down. We were hungry for hamburgers and there is a boulangerie (bakery) that sells pre-maid hamburgers wrapped in plastic wrap. They are … Continue reading
Grandma
I, DeAnna, received a letter from my grandma yesterday. It’s fun to read her letters about the things going on in their garden, during their days and the family gatherings that we can’t be present for. This particular letter struck … Continue reading

