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Cameroon Night
Recently I was asked if I missed Cameroon. I said that I miss many people, food items and the pace, but I don’t necessarily miss the daily life stuff that takes much longer to accomplish. Thursday night I had cleaned … Continue reading
The Great Eclipse, Charlie Brown
If you live or tune into news in North America, you have probably been bombarded with the Great American Eclipse news for several weeks now. Today was the day…August 21, 2017. I will admit, I didn’t get as excited as … Continue reading
Two and Five
Today marks the two and five year anniversaries of pivotal moments in our lives – two years ago on this day we boarded a plane and said goodbye to Cameroon. Five years ago on this day, Jonah had a serious … Continue reading
Graduations
The last day of our school year was May 18th. Joshua finished his eighth grade year – so he’ll be heading to High School in August. Jonah finished his sixth grade year – so he’ll be heading to Middle School … Continue reading
Joshua
We are so happy to see Joshua blossom this year. Last year was a tough year for him – he didn’t want to be in the USA (he kept asking when we would go home – meaning Cameroon). He had … Continue reading
May
May is a month of celebration for us. We met in May of 1996. We married in May of 1999. We were accepted as Wycliffe members on our wedding anniversary in May of 2008. Lots of milestones are in the … Continue reading
No Crying
Many of us have heard the saying (Don’t cry over spilled milk). When I was breast feeding our babies and freezing breast milk, I would cry over spilled milk. A couple of weeks ago, we had a great and busy … Continue reading
Moving
Something I was always amused by in Cameroon was how much stuff and people Cameroonians would shove/stack/transport into/on cars, trucks, vans, etc… I marveled at watching a motorcycle tow another motorcycle on top of it. I cringed when following behind … Continue reading
Rebuilding
Recently I was reading in Nehemiah about how Nehemiah was homesick, sad and burdened for the city of his ancestors. In an age where it seems every other commercial is advertising Ancestry.com and finding out about your ancestors, that’s what … Continue reading
Festivus
I have seen every Seinfeld episode and at one time we owned the Seinfeld series. Many episodes I’ve seen many times. I can find something in daily life that reminds me of a Seinfeld episode. I’m aging and many of … Continue reading
D squared + J squared = Anderson 