Our days in the US

We have been in the US for a few months.  Our hope has been to reconnect with our natural family as well as our church family.  It is going well.  We are falling in love with family and friends all over again.  One of the most common questions we get is "does it feel good to be home?"  It's difficult to choose between the US or Kenya when people ask us where home is.  The answer always boils down to right here.  Where we are together that is home.  This is a quick update of us together in the US.

This is the family at Rachel's cousin's wedding.  It's quite a family portrait catching each of us in true character.

Bath time is always a good family time.  Well for now anyway.

This is Eliza trying to help papa put together a new chair.

Tekoa and uncle Justin looking at the wild turkey that Justin just shot.  Tekoa was quite impressed.

Our big Samuel looking good.  He is now 30 pounds with his 1st birthday a couple weeks away. (Eliza only weighs 31 pounds)

The red wagon makes for enjoyable family walks around the block.

Benjamin comes over and they all have tons of fun no matter what they decide to do.  Today they decided to cook up some mud for lunch.  Yum!