Tag: Yuna
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Farewell, Yuna
Nearly four years ago, Suzi and I received an email from our school saying an exchange student from South Korea needed a host family. We’d had an exchange student for a few weeks a few summers prior, so the idea intrigued me. I zapped off a quick email to Suzi asking what she thought—she’d already…
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Yuna’s First Day of School 2014
Yuna is back after a summer at home and traveling abroad. This is our fourth year having Yuna in our family as she attends school in America. We’re glad Yuna is “home” again and wish her the best as she completes her high school years!
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Holy Saturday at Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden
This afternoon, we decided to visit the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden. On the way, we hit some heavy rain, but the weather was nice when we arrived. We had most of the park to ourselves. When the rain finally arrived at the garden (with a little sleet and hail mixed in for variety) we decided…
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First Day of School 2013
Jamison and Yuna pose for our traditional first day of school pictures in the front yard. Unfortunately, Jamison left for school earlier than Yuna, so we didn’t get a side-by-side picture like last year. We’re looking forward to a great school year. How about you?
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, everyone! The kids slept under the tree in their new PJs. This morning, we opened stockings and then our presents, followed by a late brunch. Mmm! Once again, Santa confused us with a well-behaved family. We are so thankful for the many blessings we have.
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Jamison’s and Yuna’s First Day of School 2012
Today is Jamison’s first day of school in high school. Yuna is an “old pro” at this. We wish them success in their studies — and everything else that is part of an auspicious year in high school. We’re proud of you guys! For a taste of this morning’s carpool, click here.
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Merry Christmas from our Family to Yours
Merry Christmas! We celebrated this morning by sleeping in, looking in our stockings, then opening too many presents. First, we posed for pictures in front of the Christmas tree. Ho! Ho! Ho! *<:-)