Santa made his way to the island of Guam and the boys were excited to see the results. Drew did have one package arrive late (it missed the first sleigh delivery). Everyone enjoyed their presents; the boys are feverishly learning how to play their two new Wii games, The Bigs and Playground. Drew is honing his piloting skills by learning to fly his Air Hogs plane in the 20 mph Guam wind. Nate is busy reading or playing anyone that will challenge him in chess.
We all had dinner with our friends across the street and really enjoyed the day. The weather was, of course, beautiful and sunny, 87 degrees as usual. We missed most of our family, but had Gram here for the Holiday. We hope you all had a great Christmas and have an exceptional New Year!
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Hi! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Sounds like Santa did a great job and the boys are having a good time. Hope all is going well. Wishing you the best.
Take care,
Jeff, Elaine, Nathan & Derek Rosengarten
Merry Christmas to you all! Jeremy would love to play with both of your guys! I'm sure he'd trade his two sisters in for them on most days. ;-)
Miss you! Susan
Hi Elaine,
Thanks for visiting our blog and leaving a comment. I hope that Santa found your house this Christmas season too. May you all have a happy and healthy New Year! Stay in touch.
Susan, I know the boys would love to have another friend to come over and help them play their video games. It's too bad we are so far away. Maybe someday we will be close enough to visit...Happy New Year!!
mmm...Scott...you are so smiley in your pictures. Even the sticker on my Christmas card had a smiley Scott. Are you sure the radiation treatment didn't change your personality. Maybe a coconut fell on your head.
Miss you all, Braxton asks daily to go back to Guam. Given the opportunity I think we would all pack up tomorrow and return.
That said, Baltimore does offer some things Guam doesn't. Cold weather being one.
Braxton starts pre-school in January, Quinton starts playgroup at some international children of the world organization. Deprived kid is probably the only one who speaks one language. I start classes at the Hopkins Bus. School and life goes on.
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