Galveston
Wed 7.15.15
We went to our cousins, Tracey's, house in galveston. We enjoyed practicing English while soaking in some sun, jumping from the balcony and kayaking.
We then connected them with the young adults group at Life Church....they were really surprised to see so many young people in church.
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We went to our cousins, Tracey's, house in galveston. We enjoyed practicing English while soaking in some sun, jumping from the balcony and kayaking.
We then connected them with the young adults group at Life Church....they were really surprised to see so many young people in church.
The French-agers Arrived
The guys arrived late last monday night! I have berm surprised in their smooth transition. And they have been nothing but respectful and appreciative dispite the small living quarters and all sharing one bathroom. 😉
Tuesday 7/14 introduction to American food...breakfast: pancakes! And for lunch man-n-cheese of course. Tacos and queso for dinner. A trip to b wapmart then we went to Sadies Horse back ridding lessons and enjoyed the pool.
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Tuesday 7/14 introduction to American food...breakfast: pancakes! And for lunch man-n-cheese of course. Tacos and queso for dinner. A trip to b wapmart then we went to Sadies Horse back ridding lessons and enjoyed the pool.
Corsica Meets Texas Part 2
Part 1 was when my corsican Bff, Claudia, came to visit a couple years ago.....now her younger brother, Jean-Philippe, and his friend, Louis, are coming. However, they are coming for 6 weeks to be submerged in English because they will be seniors this year! Claudia and her husband, Nouass, are taking them to the Paris airport today and they will be here monday night! Matt thought it would be a good idea to blog about their journey, English learning and Texas adventures for their parents to see.
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country kitchen before/after
It's no completely finished but finally have a clean functional kitchen! Besides the L shape wall Matt put in for a fridge, its was really just cleaning, sanding, a little dry wall and paint......makes a huge difference on a small budget. 
Update 2013
I can't believe its been almost 2 years since we have been back in the states and I have blogged anything. It has been a very crazy, busy, hard, growing period in our lives. But I am going to try and start loging more of our memories so we can have this to look back on in the future and to keep up with my long distance friends. ;)
As of now.....after nanny-ing 3 additional kiddos for a year (many posts to catch up on that adventure!) I have felt lead to go back to school and obtain my Nursing Degree. I would love to have this skill for future work with Sex Trafficked victims. I am almost done with my sciences and start the program FT in June....yikes.
Matt is now wrapping up his associates in construct management {you know a bachelors, masters, then associates...that's how everyone does it, right?} and is working for a great company. We have dreams of flipping houses and using this to hopefully be able to work 6 months at a time in the US. And spend the other 6 months bringing awareness in South America....dreams.
Speaking of renovations, we bought a fixer-upper near family and have been living in a renovation zone for the last few months....ahhhh. Matt is doing a great job of getting this ancient house livable for us. Between our budget and schedule is it coming along sloooowwwly. But I can see light at the end of the tunnel.
Thanksgiving 2012
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