Thursday, April 30, 2009
Uncle Josh
Springtime
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Henry
1. (while we're eating breakfast) "Mommy, can we eat dinner now?" I say why? "Because then Daddy would be home."
2. One day we were driving past the mall, and he asked me what that big place was. I said the shopping mall. He said, "Oh yeah, that's where Jesus died on the cross." I said what?? And then again, completely matter of factly, he said, "That's where Jesus died on the cross." I have no idea where he got that idea.
3. I'm always telling Henry he cannot throw balls high in the house nor kick them because he could break things... like light bulbs. Yesterday we were outside playing. He picked up a green soccer ball. "Mommy, can Henry throw this high in the sky?" I said sure! He said, "But why? Are there no lights in the sky?"
4. I was trying to explain to Henry the difference b/t healthy food vs. unhealthy food. Trying to help him understand why he doesn't get large quantities of juice or sugar or cookies or anything else that tastes really, really good! :) And he said, "So sugar is bad for Henry's body?" And I said yes... that's why we eat it in moderation. And he said, "Wow, that's a bummer."
We love this kid! :)
Don't Ask, Don't Tell - Volume 3
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Doodooks!
We bought Henry and Wyatt Doodooks in Armenia - they are basically a flute (or flutophone for those of you who went to Blackhawk as an elementary student!). They love them! Henry is particularly impressed with himself... as you see in the video, he can play it and "dance with his feet" at the same time! Wyatt just likes to plain dance...
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Our First Christmas...
Thursday, April 09, 2009
Yerevan, Armenia
OK - so I've made a lot of posts below. This is just a quick snapshot of the week we spent in Armenia for David's (Jonathan's brother) and Sona's wedding. Sona's family was amazingly hospitable and were very delightful to be with. We had a wonderful week overall -- and I hope the pictures below capture a bit of the country. I love traveling internationally -- it's such a good reminder that God is working everywhere - and He is everywhere... that is so amazing! There is no culture that He does not have his Hand in--what a remarkable thing! Traveling always broadens the perspective and reminds us that there is much more to this world than our own little bubble. I am grateful for all of the missionaries who go beyond thier comfort zone to spread God's Word globally.
Wedding at Noravank
The ceremony of the wedding was held at a church up in the mountains.
random
Night photos
Cascade Complex
Geghard Monastery
Toward the end of the week, we took a drive into the mountains and visited two old places -- this was G
eghard. It was a monastery founded in the 4th century. We also visited a pagan temple - Garni. It was built in the first century. You'll see that in the next post. The settings were amazing. I love standing there and trying to imagine what it was like when these were first built... so incredible that they could build these and etch such beautiful art w/out all of the modern tools we have today.
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