

And then, after the company returned home and Chris started work, he had to go to California for a week so the kids and I made a quick trip to the Austin area to visit our good friends, the Masters family. We toured the state capitol building, which is beautiful, and hung around till dusk to see hundreds of thousands of bats come pouring out of the big bridge there--it was freaky, but cool and it sure does stink around there. Hundreds of people gather every night to watch the phenomenom.
Soon summer ended, school started and my camera stopped working so I have no pictures of the last 3 weeks, but the kids are all doing great. Colton loves high school and learning German and swimming and water polo with the varsity kids. Eli's dragging his Euphonium back and forth to school everyday, but is still the happiest kid and Jake and Olivia have great teachers and are already driving me crazy with the homework I have to sign-off on and remind them to do. It's hard to find a quiet place for each kid to do their homework with seven people here constantly. Though Caleb and I enjoy a little quiet and together time now and Chris pops in occasionally from his office, which is almost finished, it is great to be back on a schedule, seminary and all!
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It sounds like things are bustling around your house. Not so good to have a dead camera though. Bummer! I was interested to read that the twins are from Kazakhstan. What a neat experience!
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