On another topic, here are some scanned images of some professionally produced photographs taken and edited by my uncle Glenn. We visited them during our recent trek across the northern US.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Tea Time
It's another Sunday afternoon, and I don't have praise team practice today at 4 like I usually do. So we're getting ready for tea and biscuits, or rather tea/iced tea/milk and biscuits/bagels/Oreos. Mauritians don't have any trouble convincing us Americans whether to have a snack at 5 pm or so, but what to snack on is a different story. Even in their African summer, sans air conditioning, hot tea with milk and sugar comes around every morning and afternoon like clockwork. With the tea, you'll have bread in the morning, and crisp, barely sweet crackers in the afternoon. Or crepes if you're lucky. :-)
On another topic, here are some scanned images of some professionally produced photographs taken and edited by my uncle Glenn. We visited them during our recent trek across the northern US.
On another topic, here are some scanned images of some professionally produced photographs taken and edited by my uncle Glenn. We visited them during our recent trek across the northern US.
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Julia is getting so big! And congrats on your second baby girl! Glad to see you've jumped on the blogging bandwagon; I look forward to reading what you're up to on a regular basis. We'll be home in Nov. as usual so hope we'll see you all then.
We'll definitely be in town in November. That will be fun to see you guys, and to watch how Benjamin and Julia get along.
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