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My love of people, photography and the world began as a child. My family moved a lot and taking pictures was my way of remembering friends, capturing special places or moments and holding them close. Becoming a wife and a mother has always been a dream of mine and I count my blessings daily. I started this blog shortly after our daughter, Yaya joined our family through the blessing of adoption. Its purpose was to share pictures and stories about our life with family and friends. Later, it shared our adoption journey to our second daughter, Baby Bird as well. Now that our family is complete I like to think of it as our family’s journal or life book. I'm passionate about life, my family and preserving our history one snapshot at a time. The thing that amazes me most is the abundance of beauty God blesses us with every day and in the simplest ways if only we take the time to slow down and appreciate them.

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

A Warm Welcome Please

Hello all! I am writing this post in honor of Bird's oldest friend. Oldest meaning longest not really eldest. They met and grew up together in Panama. Their parents worked for the Department of Defense as principal and school teachers for children of our troop's stationed in the Canal Zone.
K and Bird hangin out on an Army chopper.
ANY WHO, we just learned he and his wife have recently opened a blogger account. YEAH! T has asked for some pictures though I'm quite sure the ones I'm including in this post weren't on her list of requests. I know they'll bring a smile to K's face and maybe hers too. Would you please go on over to The G Unit and give them a warm welcome? They're still working on the site so there's no pictures but I know when they come we'll have lots of fun viewing and reading about their life. They are stationed in Japan as K has followed in his parent's footsteps and is a school teacher for children of our troops stationed abroad. I think it's safe to say we may read a thing or two about the Japanese culture and maybe even some travel stories. K and T are parents to 2 adorable little kids. T has run a marathon. K completed his Masters degree last summer.
K and Bird playing an Old School game called Kadu.
Has anyone heard of this game let alone played it other than them?
Then as teenagers.
NICE HAT BIRD! Gotta love my sexy man and his hats but that's a whole new post in itself.
August with their siblings.
Bird's the tall one and K is on the right. Now head on over and give them a warm welcome!

7 comments:

BBB said...

Headin over to say hi!!

Unknown said...

going to say hello!

Dawn said...

That is great! I will go check them out!

Nichole said...

I'll head over and say hi :o) Isn't it fun to look at old pictures-especially the old syles?

Renata said...

I'll go & say G'day! Japan - that'll be fun to read about!

Rela Pantaleon said...

Yup.. done with my Ohayo Guzaymas

The G' Unit said...

Hey Nichole!! Thanks for this warm welcome...it didn't go unnoticed...and I'm going to write a thank you on the blog...but trying to find some pic's I know I have!!!! ahhhh! You're words are so sweet and tender!! Thank you so much for the comments you have left so far!! Thank you Thank you!
Hugs,
Tritia