Flakes Around the World
Friday, December 31, 2010
Captions for the four photos that follow
Istanbul Adventure
Istanbul
Scenes of the incomparable Hagia Sophia
More Istanbul
Istanbul
Photos from our England/Istanbul trip
- Crusader Preston at Castle Rising Castle- Summit monument on Snowdon (Highest
mountain in Wales)
- The boys on approach to Snowdon
Thursday, December 30, 2010
At Lucinda's
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Calvin and the dog
This little puppy is so cute! Calvin at first totally ignored it since he was very interested in his cars...then the puppy turned on him and used him as his chewing toy. A few days later he chewed his ears and hair so bad Calvin did end up crying.
We had so much fun at Taylor and Shelleys.. They have such a great family and we are so lucky we got to share Christmas with them! Thanks for all your generosity to us!!
At Taylors
Kyla loves her Bumble Bee
Calvin was actually eager to thank Taylor for his truck
After the blizzard
All the kids in their new jammies
Christmas at Taylors
So excited on the night before Christmas!
She got a stocking too!
His favorite present, thanks Grandma!
Beautiful tree
Since they didn't get Halloween costumes at Halloween we got them all Ninja costumes for Christmas. They've been having fun with them this week.
Today Grant and Jaron made several small snowman together. Jaron took the picture
We can't wait to see Mom and Dad tomorrow. Time to go Short on Pepsi's stock
29 December 2010
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin announced yesterday that he supported a 3.8 billion dollar deal between PepsiCo and Russian dairy and juice major Wimm-Bill-Dann, all but guaranteeing that the agreement will be approved by the Federal Anti-monopoly Service. The acquisition represents the single-largest foreign investment outside the natural-resources sector, and makes Russia PepsiCo's largest market outside the United States. The deal has drawn attention to the attractions of the consumer-goods sector, but there are reasons to question whether it can return to pre-crisis double-digit growth. Household consumption is likely to grow more slowly over the coming decade, but the consumer-goods sector will continue developing -- in part because it is subject to less political risk than the natural-resource sector. International companies with the right preparation and partners should continue to do well, even if the gains are less spectacular than in 1998-2008.
Monday, December 27, 2010
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Sunday, December 26, 2010
Cute Cute Cute
More Puppy Pics
New York Christmas Pictures
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Our Christmas Morning
Here's a few shots of our Christmas eve and Christmas morning. Jaron is the angel, Alena is Mary, Dawson is the wise man, and Grant is Joseph. You can guess who Ally is . . . Alena loves her American Girl "Just Like Me" doll, who she named Loretta. She wanted to take her everywhere, even biking. Believe it or not the outfits were made by hand by a Danville lady at the farmers market (it was a steal). Jaron and Grant got new bikes for Christmas from Santa, so they all wanted to ride around to test them out even though it started snowing.
Hope everyone had a great Christmas.
Justin
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Moema is 26!
Bart came to visit the day before he got released
Birthday
Boy
We got bowl picks from almost everyone but Lucinda's family.. I will give an update Monday night on who is ahead. We had a great
time at Levin's house and I was so happy to get to ride horses again, Moema was happy to play sports, and Calvin loved playing with his
cousins - it was a great time. Moema turned 26 and got the book Band of brothers on CD and a mug with photos on it.
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