Always have to include the "view from our room" shot
Winding Down
12 years ago
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The way back machine...
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2006
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January
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- Lanterns at Chinatown
- Ethan's holding pussy willows - I'm not sure what ...
- Chinatown
- Most auspicious
- Xin Nian Kuai Le! Gong Xi Fa Cai!
- Genius
- Programmed TV
- God's in the little things
- Crossing the channel to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
- We saw miles and miles (or kilometers and kilomete...
- Always have to include the "view from our room" shot
- Our incredible dinner
- The boat dock
- Relaxing on the river - see how low the tide is? Y...
- A fishing dock in the river
- Me waiting at the boat dock for someone to come ge...
- Salamat Datang!
- Desaru day 2
- Desaru day 3
- A Recent Outing
- Look who we found!
- Aaron and Ethan playing around
- This picture is a reminder that the sun does shine...
- Megan and me
- Joy!
- Megan makes her way through
- Ethan braves the fountain
- Another family adventure
- A family adventure
- Singaporean country line dancing - who knew?
- Making roti prata for us
- Our big umbrella
- One of the oldest hawker centres in Singapore
- Lots of great food
- Wet and other matters
- So it seems I'm "It"
- Megan at preschool
- Megan goes to school
- Faith and Megan wait for instructions
- Miss Yap shows them around the classroom
- Faith and Megan
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January
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1 comment:
What an AWESOME view! Oh to be in some tropical weather. I am currently sitting at my computer with a blanket over my legs and my fingers feel like ice cubes. Granted, we have had an atypically warm winter in Minnesota. Normally in January we see below zero for highs, and it has been in the fortys almost fifty one day. That still doesn't mean I don't long for the sand, sun, and surf!
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