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Friday, February 02, 2007 |


Saturday, Jan 27. After the Opening Social, we headed over to Eric and Sharn's to get ready for the surprise party for Eric. 25 years old, BABYYY!! He's now closer to being half a century old than ever before. My utmost congratulations. Heh heh.


Setting up for Eric's surprise party. We were the first ones there. Well, except for Katrina and Chris--Eric and Sharn's neighbours upstairs.

We entertained ourselves...and that included putting on the 2006 football season DVD that Eric and Sharn had. I insisted we play the last 3 seconds of the BYU-Utah game. :) AHHH. SO BEAUTIFUL.


Sean disappeared halfway and we were boggled as to where he could be. Turns out he was on the floor of Eric and Sharn's bedroom, fast asleep.


With Rie. She is Japanese Malaysian and served a mission in China HK (cantonese-speaking) and her sister served in Singapore. She's super nice...I like her a lot.

Yum.


Ash, Keesh, Joycey

Ash, Keesh, Sharn, Eric: The Birthday Boy

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The BFG - Roald Dahl


'Not like it happens to me,' the BFG said. 'I is speaking the most terrible wigglish.'
'I think you speak beautifully,' Sophie said.
'You do?' cried the BFG, suddenly brightening. 'You really do?'
'Simply beautifully,' Sophie repeated.
'Well, that is the nicest present anybody is ever giving me in my whole life!' cried the BFG. 'Are you sure you is not twiddling my leg?'
'Of course not,' Sophie said. 'I just love the way you talk.'
'How wondercrump!' cried the BFG, still beaming. 'How whoopsey-splunkers! How absolutely squiffling! I is all of a stutter.'
'Listen,' Sophie said. 'We don't have to eat snozzcumbers. In the fields around our village there are all sorts of lovely vegetables like cauliflowers and carrots. Why don't you get some of those next time you go visiting?'
The BFG raised his great head proudly in the air. 'I is a very honourable giant,' he said. 'I would rather be chewing up rotsome snozzcumbers than snitching things from other people.'
'You stole me,' Sophie said.
'I did not steal you very much,' said the BFG, smiling gently. 'After all, you is only a tiny little girl.'