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Saturday, October 20, 2007
friends and food
We had the privilege of spending last Sunday afternoon with some old and new friends. Martha and Bryon had us over for lunch. Martha and Moody have been friends since Jr. High, and Bryon's brother, Doug, is married to Maza. Maza is a gorgeous woman that just so happens to be Ethiopian. Maza and her precious mother made us some yummy Ethiopian food for lunch. We loved it. Hill couldn't get enough of the spicy beef dish they made!!
We had so many questions for them, and they graciously answered all of them:) Avery loved trying out her Amharic counting skills! We look forward to continuing our relationship with them-- and partaking of a traditional coffee ceremony next visit!
All the kids! Our crew (Issy woke up with some allergic reaction in her eyes), Martha and Bryon's two, Maza and Doug's two, plus a cute nephew.
We had so many questions for them, and they graciously answered all of them:) Avery loved trying out her Amharic counting skills! We look forward to continuing our relationship with them-- and partaking of a traditional coffee ceremony next visit!
Thank you!!!
All the kids! Our crew (Issy woke up with some allergic reaction in her eyes), Martha and Bryon's two, Maza and Doug's two, plus a cute nephew.
We have also crossed the week 10 mark. It feels like this sometimes. I'm daily having to put my faith into practice and rest at His feet, trusting in His perfect timing!
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6 comments:
So fun! Hope to get together soon...thanks for the sweet comment!
Jami
what a fun experience and how precious to speak to someone who can enlighten you on your children's culture ... week 10 ... it does seem to be going slow, but then all of a sudden you will be at warp speed, in Ethiopia, and holding your precious children ... that is a post I am so looking forward to seeing ...
we are such blessed women and I am thankful God as allowed our paths to cross !!!!
One week closer to those cuties!
"friends and food" hmmm...two of my fav. things!!!
So I need more details on the Ethiopian food...
waiting and praying with you. impressed with how much you know and pursue all things ethiopian....except eunuch-ness.
Week 10...it's so hard to wait. I really do hope and pray that you get that call soon!!!