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El Hatillo, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Este blog fue creado con el fin de facilitar la comunicacion entre Lisa, Valerie, Victor y Alfredo cuando uno de nosotros esta fuera de la casa. No queremos perder los diferentes sentimientos y experiencias que como familia disfrutamos.
Los Umana Anderson
El Hatillo, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
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abril
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- Gracias Valerie !
- Valerie, Mimi and Victor and their Sunday activity
- Perdiendo el Pelo
- Cards from the kids
- A conscientious shopping girl
- Victor's classic medicine regime
- Pictures from Trinity
- Clash Day Today
- Fofer is back
- The question of the day
- El Devocional Familiar como herramienta de Formaci...
- Flat Valerie enjoying Shannon's farm
- Comida Campestre en Casa
- Camping Out
- Pagamos la ultima ventana
- Some Agenda Entries to take into account in May
- Clinton 10% Up - Pennsylvania Primary
- Oracion y Ayuno por la Piscina
- Doctora Lisa sufriendo en Chicago
- Una abuela relajada
- The Horse's Place
- El Jardin sigue Floreando
- Noticias del Reino
- Fofer se prepara para la Maternidad
- Family Outing
- Un blog para Lisita
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Datos personales
- Alfredo Enrique Umana Martinez
- Hondureño, casado, con domicilio en la ciudad de Tegucigalpa.
3 comentarios:
Clever girl that Valerie! huh? Are you really as old as your teachers Lisa? :O
Hmm, good question VAlerie.
But, Valerie, Mommy will be a student forever. In other words God has made such wonderful things on earth that I am curious about and so I read and study to discover them!
God smiles when He sees me discovering stuff that He himself created. Imagine God looking over at both Mommy and Valerie and Victor, clapping His hands together when He sees us figure something out! He loves it!
My 5 year old daughter who is very excited about starting Kindergarten next year asked me today: "How long is school?" I explained that you start with 12 years, then possibly do another 4 for college, then do another 2 for a Masters and you could go on to do a PhD for another 7.
My 8 year old daughter was intently listening in and was amazed at all the studies.
Then the 5 year old said, "I'm not going to college." :)
Information overload?
Keep it up Lisa!
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