28 May 2007

This Sunday Amy and I made a picture on the driveway with our sidewalk chalk. It was as much Amy as it was me making it, as at first I didnt want to colour the shapes in, but she insisted that it wouldn't take too long. She was right, and the result was this masterpiece. Bummer is that it rained that afternoon and so our beautiful art was washed away. Oh well...

Hi again

May 18 2007

Wow I'm not good at updating this thing often enough. By the time I get here, there's too much that has happened and I don't remember half of it to report it to you! I'll just put in a bunch of photos again:


Erin with our new bunny, Scruffy. He's a good rabbit. He likes apples and lettuce and spagetti
Sadie in a makeshift car - she loves getting pulled around in it. She's walking well now and has 5 (I think) teeth
The girls in Togo, outside of a supermarket. We were picking up some things after swimming at the club pool. Hence the wet hair.



Some village boys at the beach where I (ahem) surf. That's my board, no, not the plank - the white one. The plank is what many of them use for bodyboarding with. I let one of the older ones try my board.


Usif helping Sadie on the tricycle. He's so good with her - She just loves him too.
That's Amy waving at the camera, I'm sure much to the chagrin of her teacher, who is trying to read them a story. Sorry.

Hello again

Hi there! lots and lots has happened (of course) since my last installment.
Rather than type too much, I'll try and show you with that miracle of photography:
These are various photos from the Christmas Holidays. We stayed in Ghana and my mom and Sherrie's brother Paul came over to spend the holidays with us. We rented an SUV and took it north to Mole (Mow-Lay) National park to see the elephants, and then we went to our favourite beach, Anomabo, for a few days. All in all it was a lovely holiday. Sadly, our little puppy, Zi Zi, died on the first day of the holidays. She had been ill for months. We think she may have eaten some poison.
Oh yeah... did I mention that our own car broke down like four times on that trip to Anomabo? Good thing we rented when we went up north.
As you can see, Sadie's getting bigger. She's such a happy little thing - always smiling. It's nice.
Want some more? Have a look:


The pictures below and left are from Champs, a pub we go to from time to time. Thursday quiz night is a riot.






















Sherrie' s brother Paul.










Here's Erin's Christmas concert performance