This is the sock tree. It does not in fact grow socks, but it is an excellent place to hang wet socks to dry.
This is one of the many, many spiders I have found in my room. These little guys are anywhere from the size of a nickel to the size of a half dollar. They're semi-creepy but like I said before, they are not nearly as bad as a tarantula. Not even close.
And these are the three youngest kids in House two. I made them homemade playdough. It was a difficult thing for me because they were watching me make it so I had to set a good example and not eat any of it.
This little guy was very shy when I first met him, but now he gets all excited when he sees me and gives me lots of hugs. He is absolutely wonderful. He has some speech delays, so I was thinking he was the one person at House 2 who spoke worse Spanish than I, but he is getting better every day so I am not sure how long I will be able to claim that.
And... that's all for now. Thanks for reading.
5 comments:
I want a sock tree. I am so proud of yo for being a good example to the little ones. When you come home to visit, we will make a batch of play doh just for eating...
bout time, and how cute are those pics! ;)
Oh Sarah... awesome!!
It is so great to read what you are doing and having a great time doing it. You are certainly one special girl ( woman) I am very proud of you. Please take care of your self. Love you, Grand Ma
Hey Sarah, it's Denise...if you don't know who I am ask Jen :)
I LOVE that you made them playdoh! That's such a great idea!
I'm excited to read your blog and keep up with someone else in Bolivia. I can't wait to be back there!
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