Jayron turned 4 months! Yep, we had chocolate cake to celebrate! As you can see, he loves to laugh. But you have to catch it quickly, else the blinking red light from the camera - as you prepare to take the shot - will have him staring mesmerized:)
This was Jayron's first Thanksgiving, and he loved it. You seee, as long as Jayron is carried, he will not cry. There were so many people at ma Kona's for Thanksgiving that Jayron was never put down. More so, he was fascinated by all the new faces. He never cried. And now he laughs a lot, so everyone just loved him. [Ofcourse that spoiling got me into trouble when we later returned to Arkansas and I needed to put Jayron down for a bit:)]
Jayron has visitors. Janice, Martin, Beverly and Joshua. It's amazing how much children like smaller children. I guess it makes them feel great that there is someone smaller than they are and they can take care of them for a change!:)
Birth of Baha'u'llah - It was a warm and beautiful ceremony at our Springdale Baha'i Center.
Our annual celebration of Taste of Africa was a blast! The Africans entertained some 500 guests who had come for a taste of African culture, food, dance, dress, and poetry. [There are 3 other entries with more pictures.] Click hereto see a beautiful slide show of the event. On the left is our able president of the African Student Organization, Michael. And on the right is Henry.
Our annual Taste of Africa event was a blast. The Africans entertained some 500 guests who had come for a taste of African culture, food, dance, dress, and poetry.
Our annual celebration of Tast of Africa was a huge success. The Africans entertained some 500 guests who had come for a taste of African culture, food, dance, dress, and poetry. It was a blast. Here are pics of some of the Africans at the event.
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