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Volunteers :)

This week we've had an awesome volunteer group here from Colorado! They are a way-cool group! I haven't gotten to hang out with them as much as I would have wanted (b/c I've been sick - yuck!) but the times I have hung with them have been cool!

Today they went to an orphanage here in the Capital. All of these pics are courtesy of Adam (go Adam!).
They got to meet a lot of people and hang out with a lot of kids! They also provided them a special meal and played with them :)
I think they said that the week before they left Colorado, it snowed! Now they're doing all sorts of stuff in 110 degree weather - and they are rockin it!

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Sorry about the sickness...it'll be worth it in the end fo' sho!
You should keep a countdown til B-day (baby day) or at least when you THINK Bday might be... either that or a tally of weird foods you crave- ya know, a 3am craving for dahl.
SouthAsiaRocks said…
Good idea :)
The Agarwals said…
Or you could have a running tally of people's guesses as to whether it's blue or pink... or a countdown to the end of the first trimester (and hopefully no more sickness!)
Adam SheF said…
We love you Bookcliff! Thanks for coming! You guys ROCK!

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