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Uncategorized January 22, 2007
Evan played soccer again today and he had a great time. He was fussed for the first half, where he didn’t want to play the games (he said they were scary) but he really enjoyed the game. He’s now got a soccer shirt, shorts and socks and he loves them! He wants to wear them […]
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Uncategorized January 19, 2007
In the car these days, Evan wants to hear Puff the magic dragon, over and over again.
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Uncategorized January 19, 2007
Lauren says: “Evan, will you bring me back something from Alex’ birthday party tomorrow?” Evan says: “Yeah, maybe. Just write it down.”
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Uncategorized January 15, 2007
Evan played his first round of soccer today (it’s more of a practice really) and he did really well! He practiced shooting on the goal and he even scored once in a practice! We were very proud of him and I think he was proud of himself! He went to bed tonight with his soccer […]
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Uncategorized January 11, 2007
Evan was a good boy the other day, so Nicole bought him some socks with Power Rangers on the leg. He loved them! He wanted to wear them the next day to school and he kept asking Nicole to roll up his trouser legs, so that people could see his Power Ranger socks! Lauren got […]
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Uncategorized January 11, 2007
Evan likes to challenge himself and will often ask us what different words are in Japanese. I also introduced him to Hiragana, one of the written languages in Japan. We’ll keep trying to learn new words. I told Evan we could learn one new word every night and he was keen!
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Uncategorized January 1, 2007
Evan has a new girlfriend now – Julia who is Annie’s and Hideo’s little daughter (1.5 years). He was doing lots of hugs and kisses with her and said “Julia, do you want to marry?”. Since the kids were sleeping over for the new year’s celebration, he asked Hideo if he “could sleep with Julia […]
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Uncategorized January 1, 2007
One of the things that Nicole doesn’t like is when I know something she doesn’t know and she asks my how I know. I usually say “you just have to know these things”. Usually it’s something so obscure there’s no way I could remember where I learned it, so it’s a general cover-all for things […]