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| Almost every evening the village children come and play with us. Usually it is a night of kickball, but this night we tried some team building games. |
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| Finishing school portfolios. It's never ending...... |
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| Children here LOVE pizza. So, whenever we have a new visitor, I make the dough and let them have fun putting on the toppings. Recently, we have switched from American pizza to Ukrainian pizza since American pizza is much more expensive. A Ukrainian pizza consists of a tiny amount of pizza sauce, mushrooms and a mixture of mayo & ketchup, then topped with a small sprinkle of shredded cheese and parsley. It took seven months for us to finally convert, but we did! It's really good. Give it a try! ; - ) |
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| Ta-da!....One Ukrainian Pizza - Two Happy Little Girls! |
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| A day at the park in the village. This was, thankfully, the last day of a VERY stressful few weeks. It was a beautiful, quiet day AND when we got home we spent the rest of the evening reading the book of Jonah which resulted in a very good discussion AND we topped the evening off by watching Fireproof w/ Russian subtitles with our two oldest children and Oleg and Vitaliy. Wow, it was a good evening!!!! |
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| UGH!!!!OLEG!!!!! Sho Te Robish? What are you doing? This pic is to say THANK YOU for all the Americanski medical supplies that you have sent over to us! You cannot get good bandages here. Children are always getting scrapes and cuts. This is from a diving accident at a lake. Thanking God for sparing him worse injury! |
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| This is how you wash a queen size comforter |
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| String beans are ready! |
