Febrero Parte 2

Temple night with Dad!  

Beautiful!

I went to the kids' school one morning to pay the tuition and then walked to Pricesmart after.  I took this photo then.

Love!!!

I liked my hair that day.

The missionaries came over for dinner quite a bit, and the one elder was finishing up and going back to Las Vegas, so they stopped by for photos.  

I love the missionaries! (But I still forgot their names. It's been over a year later that I'm posting this. Don't hate me.)

Elena and I went to a regional women's conference at the old MTC in Bogotá with some ladies from our ward.  Only I think we were extremely late and sat in the very back.  The building was huge (two basketball courts in the gym, not just one) and it was PACKED. I could see over everyone though, even from the last row. I may be a bit taller than the average Colombiana. 😉 And I was the only blonde.  Love it.

Leo took me on a belated Valentine's Day date.  We went to this amazing Thai food place, WOK, near our house.  It's where I should have taken my mom and sisters when they came to visit in October.  I still regret that.

It was so good!!!

Random dancers performing at Exitos one time when I went grocery shopping.  Exitos is like Target, to give context.

I LOVE these photos from Ana!!! Wyatt and her are so cute!!!!  

😍😍

They were shed hunting.

It was actually a second cousin once removed, Justin Murray. 🤣

I tell my kids all the time, Hispanic is an ethnicity, not a race.  It's a much confused concept.  This sums that up.

Also, from Facebook: My kids got in an argument with their English teachers about swam/swum. We say it's "we had swam" and they say it is "we had swum." So is that a British vs American English or regional? They teach British English here, so it could be that. What do you say?

*edit- So their teachers are right, its had swum/has swum/will have swum. But that just sounds so wrong to me.

Apparently, I stink at formal English and I shouldn't have asked on Facebook before looking it up.