Children

I am so proud of my friend Amy. She has three beautiful kids who are getting through middle and high school, and she has just taken in two Guatemalan foster children. Both are girls. Sisters, as a matter of fact. One is only five months old. The other is 19 months. So yeah, babies still. She's already been through some serious kid-raising, and is about to hit some really tough years with her three biological kids and she is now taking in two babies! On top of that, she tells me she and her husband want to adopt them!



So I asked Amy how her three kids feel about the foster children. She told me that not too long ago a friend of hers took in a couple of foster children from Mexico. Ever since then, her kids have been asking her, "Mommy, when are we going to get some Mexican babies?"

I just laughed until my stomach hurt at that one!



Then tonight when Marso got home from work I asked him if we could get some Mexican babies. I figure they'll work twice as hard as my Cajun babies. And maybe they'll teach me Spanish.

Dinner

The kids are at a movie tonight, so Marso and I are on our own for dinner. There are three delivery options that we know of:



McDelivery -- Get McDonalds food delivered to your door 24/7. www.mcdelivery.com.sg


KFC -- They've got more than chicken here. You can also order pasta and other dishes if you're not in the mood for a thigh. The "special dishes" are for delivery only, though.


Pizza Hut -- They've got some crazy combinations available in Asia. And I'm not talking anchovies.



We decided to have some pizza for dinner tonight. Not the crazy stuff though. Pepperoni with a cheese-filled crust. Yummmm!



Jean-Luc will be so disappointed he missed pizza night. But, if the kids had stayed in we probably would have eaten chicken and rice. Ya win some, ya lose some.