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.
posted by The Enríquez-Zandstra family @ 11:57 AM
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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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Thanks for sharing, Anita...how precious!
adorable!
No hay nada mas hermoso que la sonrisa de un bebe y mas hermoso aun cuando es el hijo de uno.
hola mi amiga
Vieras que he intentado ver a tu bebé en el video pero dice que ya no está disponible.
Estoy muy contenta por vos y todos tus escritos me llenan de esperanza y alegría.
Que Dios te bendiga y que junto a Samuel y Saul experimentes su paz a cada instante.
Tu bebé está precioso!!, =( yo quiero ver el video ... Porfa ponlo denuevo!!
So sweet! I love seeing your proginy...you 2 make one cute (chubby!!) kid! So glad you're blogging. Hugs, Heather.
Ya me reí con Samuel....
Estoy gozando con él también...
Gracias mi amiga por compartir estos momentos con todos nosotros
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