Saturday

October 16, 2010

Today we had a relaxing morning.   Got up and worked on our bible studies and then I went for a swim while Kristen watched Connor and Dylan for an hour or two.     Then we headed out to Vipingo for the teen Experiencing God bible study.    Teddy says hello to everyone.    Henzi greeted us at the car.  This is the first time anyone saw him since we left in August.   Then we headed back home and made dinner and worked on some Operation Give Hope projects and some bible studies.  

Until tomorrow,

Carrie

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  1. LuanneOctober 16, 2010 at 3:44 PM

    Awwww--Teddy. Love that kid--and so, so glad you saw Henzi! Was he wearing his 'new' t-shirt??

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  2. Patricia M. MolitorOctober 16, 2010 at 9:37 PM

    I am very excited to work with you on these projects once you get home. It'll be a lot of fun to do this. I know you'll be all revved up once again. Can't wait to see you...although I know you'd rather be there.

    Love ya...and am praying for you.

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