Happy Father's Day

Dainis had a very nice First Father's Day, and the kids surprised him with a card and Colombian bread.  The bread is wonderful here, and the kids wanted to eat it right after breakfast.  Sunday is pancake day here, so we convinced them to wait until lunch.  It is hard to believe we have celebrated Mother's Day, Easter, and Father's Day here in Colombia!  Although we have really enjoyed this time with our kids, we hope can celebrate the next special occasions, Lori's birthday and the 4th of July, at home!

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