To Argentina & Beyond
The kids playing with their new toys! And very much enjoying them :]
Contrary to appearances, we are not in a cave...just against the wall that surrounds their home.
Mi hermano menor :]
Blurry, because he couldn't stop moving...but I like it anyway!
How could I NOT want to keep this one???
Notice my great watch. I didn't own a watch--I always just used my cell phone to know what time it was. Obviously I'm out of service here, so that presented a problem. There aren't any Walmart or Target-like stores here, so my only options were jewelry stores or toy stores. I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on one at the jewelry store, so now Buzz Lightyear tells me what time it is :] The kids think that's pretty cool.
posted by Sarah Kay @ 2:48 PM
7 Comments:
At September 23, 2008 at 3:33 PM ,
The Mom said...
I glad he can protect the universe and tell you what time it is. Take care! love you!
At September 23, 2008 at 3:44 PM ,
proud dad said...
...and to think I gave you a Buzz Light Year watch when you were little and you wouldn't wear it! Oh well. Thanks for the update and the pics. We LOVE it! dad xoxo
At September 23, 2008 at 10:40 PM ,
Anonymous said...
The very last picture makes me feel like you should be telling me about how i should send a quarter every week to an organization to help an impoverished nation. Jealous of the watch
-Mal
At September 24, 2008 at 4:42 AM ,
Sarah Kay said...
Don't you already sponsor a kid? Or am I confusing that with the picture of the kid that came with your wallet that you keep in there and TELL people he's the kid you're sponsoring? I can never remember exactly how selfish you are...
At September 24, 2008 at 8:37 AM ,
Anonymous said...
I do sponsor a kid but no pic in the wallet. She's not as cute as your kid and I know you'd just point it out all the time. The pictures in my wallet are my fake family because they are more photogenic than my actual one. I mean picture of fake mom and dad on a beach in khaki...or heather...yeah close one.
Mal
At September 26, 2008 at 12:01 AM ,
Michael Beck said...
Yeah good luck getting rid of your watch tanline. Mine's finally gone and you don't even have much ARM HAIR to mitigate the damage.
At September 26, 2008 at 9:01 AM ,
Sarah Kay said...
No problem there. The kids like to push the buttons, so I have to take it off pretty frequently. I wouldn't mind, except that there aren't any clocks in the home, so if they change the time I'm out of luck. Especially if they do it without me noticing...
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