Eating
running off that food, and finally sleeping.
Then we got to Tyotya Anna. We had a nice quiet day with her.
running off that food, and finally sleeping.
Then we got to Tyotya Anna. We had a nice quiet day with her.
The next day we celebrated Thanksgiving.
We had a wonderful meal and time of fellowship, hosted by a couple Anna serves with.
Raia was covering her nose, because John was holding his nose to make a funny voice. I took the photo just a moment too late to catch that.
Zhenya used to come to Russia to work at summer camps with us. I really don't think Jaan could remember him from that, but Jaan sure likes Zhenya!
I had to take this photo, because my grandmother always had olives at special meals, and we always put them on our fingers.
Raia and Asya and I were thrilled that there was a baby at the Thanksgiving celebration! We all enjoyed him, and I loved talking to his mother, too. (I don't know what Raia was doing to Misha when I took this photo. Looking for teeth in his mouth?)
This was after Misha and his parents left. We celebrated Thanksgiving with most of Anna's team, plus a visiting teacher and his wife.
And that's just the beginning of our visit! We had a great Thanksgiving, and then there were a few more days of fun with Anna. That will be Part 2. . . .
2 comments:
I believe those olives became "worm hats" as they wiggled on your fingers. Love, Aunt Lindy
The olive picture immediately brings back memories of you, Leetra, Kristin and Kara at Olive Garden with all finger tips adorned in black olives. Fun times!
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