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Last month you were introduced to the ultrasound of our baby boy for the first time. His face wasn’t too recognizeable. This month, we have a new ultrasound available. And this time there is a better defined face. Jen is already asking people who he resembles…especially his nose. What is your vote on who he resembles???
I’ll be flying to Nairobi for a conference from September 1st-5th…this will be my third conference in the Kenyan capital. It’ll be a Vision Conference on how to integrate churches more into our programs…or something to that nature. The exciting aspect will be that Jen is going to fly up on the 5th and we’re planning on going safariing (is that a word?!?)! 4 nights and 5 days of animal gazing during the migration from Masai Mara to Tanzania’s Serengeti Plains. Apparently there will be millions of wildebeasts and zebras. A great way to introduce the still in womb baby to the calls of the wild! We’ll be sure to upload pictures after we get back on the 10th.
The newsletter page has been updated to include all of our sent newsletters. It even has the one that will be sent out on 8-8-08.
JEN IS PREGNANT!!! We’ve been slowly trickling the news out to folks. We let our family and friends know during our trip back to the US in June, but we’re pretty sure that we missed some folks with the news. So we’re hoping that this blog will let some of those missed folks know.
The baby is due on December 22nd, so that means Jen is about halfway through the pregnancy. The pooch is starting to show a little bit more and I can start to feel him kick when I put my hand on Jen’s stomach. That’s right…I used the word “him”, cause it’s a boy! We just found out a couple of weeks ago.
Below are a couple of the 3D ultrasounds that were taken…nothing depicting that the baby is a boy (we want to keep this a “G” rated blog).
Wow…it’s been over a month since the last blog entry! We still owe y’all some pictures from our trip back to the US in June, so we’ll get those up eventually. I am hoping to blog more often since we now have access to internet at home!
Seng and Jennifer will serve FHI/Rwanda and FHI/Burundi based in the Kigali, Rwanda head office starting in 2007. Seng will support in the area of Finance and Administration, drawing from his experience in finance, international business, and entrepreneurship. Jennifer will support Community Development by partnering with the Community Liaisons in the field through her experience in cross cultural ministry and case management.
