In the Quechua language, "yachay" means many things: to know, to learn, culture, wisdom. It forms part of the terms for school, study, and certainty. The more I live and learn, the more clearly I see how God is putting these puzzle pieces together to create a work of beauty in my life.
Here's an "extra" from our visit to the U.S.: Samuel's first taste of ice cream. You'll see that although he didn't literally scream for it, he did react when I took away from him a piece of the cone he'd bitten off. My mistake!
posted by The Enríquez-Zandstra family @ 12:02 PM
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Anita was born in the U.S., spent part of her childhood in Argentina, and lived in Bolivia from 2005 to 2011. Saúl was born on the Bolivian-Argentine border and recently became a U.S. resident. Samuel has a Bolivian birth certificate and a U.S. passport. Nicolas only has a U.S. birth certificate so far, until we contact the Bolivian embassy to make him a citizen of two countries like his brother.
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He does love his ice cream! Will he have some for his birthday?
Love, Mom/Grandma
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