By
Lena on July 21st, 2008
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I was tagged by Lydia.
Two names I go by:
Lena and Nena (what Iona calls me)
Two things I am wearing right now:
a sports jacket and a jean skirt.
Two of my favorite things to do:
Almost anything that involves the kitchen and food (i.e. baking, cooking etc…)
and
Reading.
Two pets you had/have:
The only pet I ever had was a blue and white parakeet named Sky.
Two things you did yesterday:
Went to church (twice) and went on a walk.
Two things you ate yesterday:
Blueberries and salad.
Two people you last talked to:
Mom and Lydia.
Two things you’re doing tomorrow:
Helping build a chicken coop (probably), mowing the lawn (maybe), studying (hopefully)
Two longest car rides:
Same as Lydia’s – 5 hours up to Leavenworth, WA and 4.5 hours to Bend, OR.
Two favorite holidays:
Christmas and Thanksgiving.
Two favorite beverages:
Water and flavored water (tea).
By
Lena on July 16th, 2008
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As some of you may know I recently got my driver’s permit. Consequently I’ve been learning how to drive – and park.
I still have a lot to learn and unfortunately our apple tree has had to pay for that learning process:
Yes, I knocked that down while trying to park. *sigh* Needless to say I am feeling very human as well as un-intelligent right now.
At least it was the tree and not the van…
By
Lena on July 16th, 2008
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Last Saturday Dad, Lydia, Karl, Greta, Peter and I went to an English Country Dance in Amboy hosted by the Berkompas Family. Others have posted pictures of the actual dancing so I’ll just post a few that we got before we left.
Karl
Karl
Lydia and Peter
Galena and Karl
Lovely Greta
By
Lena on July 16th, 2008
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I know – I haven’t updated in four months…. So:
For the 4th of July we went on a family hike in Camas…
Greta and Peter
Anya and Iona
Anya and Galena on “the bridge”
It was a wonderful time and we all enjoyed it!
(Note: I’d make these pictures smaller – but I’m afraid I lack the “know-how”)