I've decided to share a few pictures from the past couple of weeks.... Christmas-time in the tropics!
These cookies were absolutely scrumptious! Now don't laugh, but they were bought at the hospital:). Bumrungrad Hospital is apparently a shopping center/resort/hospital all rolled into one. We're going tomorrow morning (Krinny and Carolyn have appointments) so I'll get my first glimpse of the inside... and hopefully get another cookie:).
Those would be fried grasshoppers.... I wasn't here when this was brought out; someone else had my camera:).
My sweet Thai co-worker Bunga and her 10 month daughter Hadasseh (her nickname is Hannah).
These two little girlies are definitely a must for my auntie heart! I'm so thankful that there are kiddos here that I can love on since I'm so far away from 8 (soon to be 9) precious nephews and nieces!
This morning the door bell rang and we were pleasantly surprised with a sheet cake... mmm, mmm!
Of course Christmas in the tropics wouldn't be complete without a visitor... in the form of a rat. The funny thing is we had our door wide open and as I went to check on the grill, this guy was just sitting there. Both Pookie and I shrieked, slammed the door, opened it to take a picture and he still just sat there. I'm glad we got that scare out of the way early in the day:).
Pookie grilling the shrimp and steaks...
What a blessing to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ with brothers and sisters in Christ!
These cookies were absolutely scrumptious! Now don't laugh, but they were bought at the hospital:). Bumrungrad Hospital is apparently a shopping center/resort/hospital all rolled into one. We're going tomorrow morning (Krinny and Carolyn have appointments) so I'll get my first glimpse of the inside... and hopefully get another cookie:).
Those would be fried grasshoppers.... I wasn't here when this was brought out; someone else had my camera:).
My sweet Thai co-worker Bunga and her 10 month daughter Hadasseh (her nickname is Hannah).
These two little girlies are definitely a must for my auntie heart! I'm so thankful that there are kiddos here that I can love on since I'm so far away from 8 (soon to be 9) precious nephews and nieces!
This morning the door bell rang and we were pleasantly surprised with a sheet cake... mmm, mmm!
Of course Christmas in the tropics wouldn't be complete without a visitor... in the form of a rat. The funny thing is we had our door wide open and as I went to check on the grill, this guy was just sitting there. Both Pookie and I shrieked, slammed the door, opened it to take a picture and he still just sat there. I'm glad we got that scare out of the way early in the day:).
Pookie grilling the shrimp and steaks...
2 comments:
Looks like a wonderful Christmas!
I'm thinking the little rat was frozen because he was afraid of ending up on the grill. hehehe
Hannah is a beautiful little baby. Of course both the girls are and I know they bring you lots of enjoyment.
~Kristi
I believe I recognise that little critter! He caused you to about mow me over one July Day in 2007 :)Your lungs were working quite well that day also.
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