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News from January 15-21 We continue to be in the middle of the virus season.  Cub woke up with pink eye one morning last week.  He seems pretty happy anyway.  It's so noticeable because his eyes are so big. Doyeon practiced her make-up skills on Yuli.  Yes, the Zombie look is intentional.  And Doyeon also has a new look--she is now sporting braces. Yuli and Cam after pre-school.  They get along well with each other. Mav and Jieun both celebrated birthdays on the 21st.  Jieun shared her birthday cake with us.  We are so excited for Mav's baptism next month.  Roy and I are flying to Augusta for it at the end of February.   A great day at the Green's:  Ollie was ordained a deacon at 11:00 on Sunday the 21st.  Roy was able to  participate, but I didn't dare since I was teaching gospel doctrine at 11:30.  I didn't want the stress of not making it in time.  Sorry, Ollie!  I wish I could have been there.  Congratulations! Ruby is like her grandmother.  She loves to read. 

  Nick has always loved critters.  When he was 4 we moved to the Atlanta, Georgia area.  Our backyard was a wonderland for a young boy because we had a run-off creek that was home to many interesting animals.  After a day of kindergarten Nick wouldn’t even come in to change his clothes before he was out in the creek looking for crawdads and turtles, etc.  There was a chance to run into poisonous snakes, which was a bit of a worry for me, and the other concern was that the dirt was hard, red clay and it was nearly impossible to get the stains out of his clothes.  Of course, he was unconcerned about any of that.  Nick and Dan once found a crawdad.  Roy cooked it up so they could taste it.  It was only a small bite, and they said it tasted like mud. When we went to the beach, which was often because we only lived a few hours away from the ocean, Nick loved to dig thorough the sand for crabs and any other living creatures.  On one trip, Nick and Dan found a sea cucumber.  It was a slimy th