Archive for July, 2008
Welcome to The Market
When Halim, Malachi and I headed over to the local farmer’s market yesterday afternoon, we didn’t quite know what to expect – we’d heard it was pretty small, but that was about it. We drove up and saw about eight picnic tables covered by a small tent, and it looked like people were more there [...]
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The Wall
“Before I built a wall I’d ask to know
What I was walling in or walling out,
And to whom I was like to give offense.”
- Robert Frost, Mending Wall
Halim and I have “built” some walls in our house – they’re called baby gates. And we are pretty clear on what they’re walling in and out.
Walling [...]
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Pop. 5880
So, technically, we don’t live in Austin. Our church, jobs and grocery store all reside in Austin, but we actually live in a small rural town a few miles outside of Austin. If you’ve recently researched the prices of real estate in the Austin city limits, you would understand why. Now, our house is in a [...]
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Shoeless Joe
Malachi doesn’t really wear shoes and hasn’t since he was born. The reasons for this are threefold:
1. Halim says that we are a “Korean household”, which means you leave your shoes at the front door when you come in. Since Malachi spends a lot of time at home, he cannot wear shoes – otherwise he [...]
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9 Months of Malachi
It’s been nine months. It appears that Malachi’s hair has finally caught up with his jumbo-sized head.
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