The kids and I are usually home hanging out on Friday nights while JT is at Bible Study. Here are some pictures of the kids that I took. 
This is Davis trying after waking up from his afternoon nap. It usually takes him a while to wake up. Poor guy!
Davis loves to drag all of our pots and pans out of the kitchen and "cha" ("stir-fry" in Khmer) his cars, or animals, or whatever he can find to "cha."
This is him again (about thirty minutes after he's waken up), still trying to wake up after his nap.
Here's Hudson posing for the camera.
Here are the kid plotting and conspiring something!
These are the neighborhood kids standing outside our gate trying to peek in at what Hudson, Davis and Isobel are doing.
This is the bread guy that I usually buy bread from. He rides his bike up and down our street at least three times a day selling bread. His megaphone has a recording on it that says what kind of bread he sales. We have multiple bread men that go up and down our street, but he's the one we usually buy from. It's really good french bread. We make pizzas out of it, just eat it plain, with soup, or make garlic bread out of it. It's about $.20 a loaf.
The kids love the bread and like to eat it plain. This is Isobel chowing down on her bread. And this is how we spent our Friday evening!
This is Davis trying after waking up from his afternoon nap. It usually takes him a while to wake up. Poor guy!
Davis loves to drag all of our pots and pans out of the kitchen and "cha" ("stir-fry" in Khmer) his cars, or animals, or whatever he can find to "cha."
This is him again (about thirty minutes after he's waken up), still trying to wake up after his nap.
Here's Hudson posing for the camera.
Here are the kid plotting and conspiring something!
These are the neighborhood kids standing outside our gate trying to peek in at what Hudson, Davis and Isobel are doing.
This is the bread guy that I usually buy bread from. He rides his bike up and down our street at least three times a day selling bread. His megaphone has a recording on it that says what kind of bread he sales. We have multiple bread men that go up and down our street, but he's the one we usually buy from. It's really good french bread. We make pizzas out of it, just eat it plain, with soup, or make garlic bread out of it. It's about $.20 a loaf.
The kids love the bread and like to eat it plain. This is Isobel chowing down on her bread. And this is how we spent our Friday evening!
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