
Mark and I went to serve in Ecuador as needgreaters in 2008. Our daughter Amanda joined us in 2010 and is serving in the Chinese group in Cuenca. Aaron, our son has also taken on the challenge of learning the language and culture of this beautiful land and arrived in July 2011. We had to return to New Zealand in 2012 but have arranged things to be able to return to Ecuador August 2013
Saturday, November 22, 2008
English Study

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That's a good sign. You're beginning to THINK in Spanish. Yippee.
ha Bekky - you wish!
Don't you just want to touch that girl's hair! She could be in a Pantene ad! And your hair is looking good too Beth! STAY BLONDE!!! xxx
Hey when we get back to NZ - I might not be able to afford to go to the hairdresser!
Man Frances certainly has beautiful hair - is it naturally curly? I know yours is naturally blond aye Beth but if you don't find a hairdresser in NZ it will become even more naturally blonded!
Looking good Beth before long you will be talking spanglish a little bit of both
I had a similar problem when We did a return visit in Auckland. This guy was from Brasil, so he spoke english and Portuguese. In the conversation, I mixed english, spanish and portuguese! It was so funny and confuse for me.
So I can undestand you.
- Ruben
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