Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Christmas 2009
A little update from December. We had a blast with Jimmy 3 being on a lighter work schedule. Cookie making. Jimmy 4 is EXCELLENT at the sprinkles. Really knows how to pile it on. Benjamin just LUVS anything his big brother is doing. Put him in a fort with Jimmy and he's is one gitty boy!
One of my favorite places to go anytime (not just Christmas) is the flower market. We went for my birthday. Jimmy 4 loves it to. The locals give him sweet treats.....guilting me in the purchasing flowers from them. It's a win-win-win!
Ben has been teething since the day he was born. He drools profuse amounts of slobber and chews on anything in sight. Nothing is off limits. He recently spit up on Jimmy 4 who immediately started gagging and freaking out. I thought he might actually vomit.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Just wann eatem' up!
I love these pics of Ben. Haven't posted anything in a while and had hoped to get these out in a Christmas card. Didn't happen.
Hendrix Visit SK!
We had the sweet blessing of family traveling half way around the world to come see US! Jimmy and Gerri Hendrix (aka Grandpa Jim and Grandma Gerri) made the momentous trip over Thanksgiving! What a way to start off the holidays!
We did LOTs but mostly just enjoyed time spent together. They were so gracious to help us decorate...Martin James Jr., III, and IV ALL helped hang lights outside. We visited Krispy Kreme donut. Very Cool. To compete with the normal Korean pastries (which are all gussied up) the donuts were a little more, well, fancy and detailed than we are used to seeing them in the states. Almost too pretty to eat. Though we did manage. Jim and Gerri transversed the crazy subway system very well. Of course you can see Little Jimmy is an old hat at the subway. Just chilling out next to Mom (at least that's what this picture would have you believe). Craziest of all, Jim and Gerri not only ate but actually ENJOYED a traditional Korean "beef and leaf". The food is VERY different than ours and we were proud of them for being willing to try (not to mention, chairs ain't included!). It was goooooooood! Best we've had in Korea. They also enjoyed the sites of the Somoon Market here in Deagu. Nothing quite prepares you for the sites, smells (fishy - at best).....and the lack of personal space the locals need. While nice people, they have no problem stepping on your heals....REPEATEDLY, if they feel so inclined.
We were also grateful for the opportunity for our family to meet our friends here (who are like family to us). It means a lot to us when the all these people who are so important and special to us get to meet! And this year it was at THANKSGIVING!
Thank you Grandma and Grandpa for everything it took to make this visit happen! It ain't easy! We are beyond grateful!
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