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I’m not sure exactly what transpired at the pool… only that it ended with our digital camera at its bottom. This is the second camera claimed by Kazakhstan (the first was dropped, lens first, on the pavement in a park).
This second camera was actually a gift for Sophie, to reward her for outstanding grades (7 A’s and 2 B’s). Lucky for little Nicky that Sophie is 6,481 miles away, or he would have experienced his first big sister beat-down.
But nearly all else is well. Stephanie is still wearing the same clothes she traveled in (they’ll be donated to the Science and Industry museum upon her return). We should have the results of Nicky’s visit to the SOS Clinic any day, and tomorrow Stephanie will take him to the US Embassy for his passport. We’ll need to keep him away from the camera of course, or be forced to use the image above until we can properly restrain the boy.
Those of you who have know me since my youth must find this terribly amusing. It’s nice how things come full circle.
3 comments:
Oh dear! I guess the old saying "what comes around, goes around" is true!! Hang in there, I'm sure everything will be just fine! If it makes you feel any better, Cole is a terror 90% of the time!
Ahh Steph ~ I hate to laugh but the situation although probably not funny at the time will some day be one of the greatest memories to share with Nicholas! And in a few days you will look back and hopefully laugh a little too! I can't wait to experience some of the same situations with our little one...and hopefully soon!
Sounds like Nicky is just like Pablo was (is). Maybe you should ask Rae for some tips on managing active boys! I'm so glad you're almost home, and I can't wait to see you all next month in Va. Beach!
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