Med School in the Carabbean

It seems that our life is a constant adventure. I'm sure many of you know of our upcoming plans and we just wanted to send out the official invite for all to visit us, with a few pictures to entice you to come:)

As of April 11, we will be living in Freeport, Grand Bahama. We hopefully have nailed down a two bedroom apartment just 15 minutes away from the place where Boyd will go to class. Boyd will be taking classes in preparation for our next move.

The official site of Ross University Medical School on the island of Dominica. We won't have an apartment there until after the summer program, but here are some pictures:) Dominica is a small Island in the West Indies. The first semester starts Sept. 3rd. We are getting really excited for our moves. Between the summer and the fall, we will be in Idaho, and are hoping to see and visit family and friends.

The Little Things

One of the greatest things about being a parent is just watching the little things children pick up. For example, just earlier tonight Keido, Asuka, and I were playing with some tennis balls. He loves to watch me juggle them. And like any other child would do, he'd stop me from juggling, take the balls and throw the balls up in attempt to juggle them. While Keido was chasing the ball that rolled toward Asuka, Asuka grabbed one of the tennis balls and stuck it under her chin. Keido watched her do it and apparently thought it was really cool. So, he too did the same thing and here is our video of him doing it.

And while we are watching videos of Keido being cute, I thought I might post this one too. A few months ago, Keido learned to give kisses. When we ask him for a kiss, he usually looks at us, puckers his big fat lips, and lays a fat wet one on our faces. We just love it! We tried to catch videos of him giving kisses before, but every time Keido saw our video camera, he'd stop whatever he was doing and chase after the camera. However, tonight we were clever enough to catch him giving his big fat kiss to Charlotte.