So much to blog!

Oh! There is so much to blog, but so little time. Let's see... we had a great 2008, we started it in Land O'Lakes with Nuri's parents and we finished it in Santa Cruz with mine. Bahia went from being a little baby to a toddler, she is running all around the house, repeating everything we say, copying all we do and becoming more and more independent. She sleeps in her crib wonderfully, sometimes she wakes up for milk but mostly she has been sleeping through the night. I love it! We love it! It gives us time to rest and talk in our bed, and spread as much as we want!! :) Nuri has been working, he got a new type of job at Rockwell and he is doing well and happy. As well he is working inside the house and later you will see some pictures of what is going on. He finished the family room, he put up two walls there and after painting now he is done triming and makind two beautiful frames for the windows there, aaand adding a wide windowsill for my plants! It is really beautiful, I love his work!! of course, I love everything about him ;)
Now he is working finishing the entrance to the house, he changed the tiles and also he is working on the trim work. The detail work takes a lot of time, but you know how patient is Nuri, so soon that work will be done too!
These days have been really wonderful, the days are getting longer and brighter, there is a feeling of happy days coming soon -warmer days for sure! We have been busy inside, but still we get to go out once in a while, Ruhiyyih and Bahia come along and we enjoy new flavors in town and also friends. Actually this weekend will be really busy with the Baha'i friends, we are celebrating Ayyam-i-Ha and there is an activity every day from Thursday to Monday! :D Wooohooooo!!!!
Also these last three weeks we've been blessed to have a little baby girl to come and play with Bahia two or three (or four) times a week. She is Bera, daughter of Susan and Elijah, good friends of us, and she is still too small to play, but Bahia is starting to understand better other kids, especially learn to respect them (and not bite them) and share, although she's been very good with sharing toys, but now she is learning to share her Mom, and that has been quite a wonderful process to see... especially since one day she'll have siblings ;)

Oki doki, at least I wrote something, next, I will post some pictures... and tell you more about the trip to Bolivia, we are kind of behind with all that!
Hugs, Leila