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Jan 27
posted under family by Daddy
In less than a week, our family will almost be reunited. Our children will finally be in NY with us. The though warms my heart. I miss our babies.
The only one missing is Cody, and I know he’s in good hands. He’ll be joining us in a little less than a month, and then we can move forward, together.
Jan 20
posted under family by Mommy
Ok, It has been a long time since we have updated this so here goes.
We officially left the islands on December 30. And we made it to the mainland mostly in one piece. Unfortunately we had to leave our Cody behind due to issues with the airlines. Thankfully we had a friend with us at the airport who took him home to take care of him until we can afford to get him here with us.
Shortly after our arrival we had to separate the family because of an emergency with the family in FL (see George’s blog for details). Well, after a week a part and having a complete emotional break down in Norfolk International Airport, George and I were in Hampton Roads once again to get him a job. Thankfully not even a week after the conference George recieved an offer and we are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
Currently George and I are in New York preparing for him to start his job. The kids are in Oklahoma with my parents, and will be joining us in two weeks. So that is about it for now… more updates to follow.
Sep 18
posted under family by admin
Updates on the family:
George has started a new job at the shipyard: working the IT helpdesk. He’s loving it. He’s also started working on a certification in Arabic Language and Culture. See his blog for insight into why.
Lara is busy keeping the household togheter, with an eye towards this time next year, when life as they know it will be totally different.
Quinlyn is learning well in school. She has her off days, but on her good days, she’s brilliant.
Kevyn is testing boundaries. Most of the time, when you tell him to do something, he does it. But if he digs his heels in…
Caelyn is becoming a wonderful, beautiful, manipulative little snot. But isn’t that how the youngest is supposed to be?
Jul 25
posted under family by admin
If you’re wondering why the family blogs all look different, there are a few reasons for this:
- I wanted to cut costs, so I moved the family site from my old hosting company to my reseller account. This required a complete re-installation of Wordpress (our blogging software), and thus, I felt it a good time to change the look and feel.
- Somehow, our old server/site got infiltrated, and was being reported as a malware-hosting site. I’m still investigating to make sure there are no lingering effects of this, but Google seems to think we’re ok, os I can breathe, a little.
So if you like the new look and feel, let us know!
Jul 14
posted under quinlyn by admin
Yesterday morning, Quinlyn fell off them monkey bars at the playground. She fell, and upon landing, broke both bones in her left forearm, right above the growth plate. Mommy and Quinlyn spent all of yesterday at the hospital, but she’s home now, and doing fine. More details will be in mommy and daddy’s blogs, I think.
Mar 26
So after a snafu with my hosting company, we’re back online. I’ll get this thing caught up later, though.
Feb 28
posted under family by admin
In case anyone hasn’t heard via IM or phone, the littlest ‘maka has taken her first unsure, unsteady, terrifying steps. She still prefers to crawl, but with enough prodding and goading, she’ll take a few steps. We’ll try to get some pics and video of it.
I called home today form work to discuss some people coming over on Friday, and after Lara was done with me, Kevyn wanted to talk. He might not know a whole lot of words yet, but he’s definitely learning how to use conversational tones. You should hear him run around saying “Hey, daddy.”
Quinlyn is being her normal rambunctious self, but she got a break from homework today because the teacher misplaced it. Lucky girl.
That’s it for today’s update. We’ll get better at this (actually, technically it’s yesterday’s update, but you get the drift).
Feb 26
posted under family by admin
Boy, has this blog fallen by the wayside…
This part of romaka.net was intended to keep everyone abreast of the goings-on of the family as a whole, but I can honestly say that it has not been successful. Starting tomorrow, that will change.
An effort will be made to update this every day, with pictures, video, or jsut a message saying how our day as a family went. Lara and I are both trying to maintain our individual blogs on a more frequent basis, but that is mostly for us to tell how we feel, not how the family is doing, if that makes sense.
In other words, expect to see a lot more stuff coming your way (whoever you are) from the family!
P.S. If you’ve searched “romaka” in Google lately, you might have seen a warning that “this site may harm your computer” under our search listing. I never was able to figure out what flagged us, but whatever it was is gone now. I did a thorough sweep through the sites code and database, and Google did it’s own review, and we both determined that the site is clean. The demons have been excorsized. So visit with impunity!
Oct 08
posted under podcast, video by admin
Ok, so now that my computer is back from Alienware, and I’ve spent the requisite week re-installing, configuring, fixing, troubleshooting, and messing with it to get it right the way I need it to do all my techie things, I’m back trying to get caught upon months worth of family video. As before, the music videos will end up here in the podcast, and the full videos will be mailed to family members on DVD.
This video is from July 20th, 2007, when my dad was here. We visited the Macadamia Nut farm, drove around Oahu
Sep 28
Ok, this is a random video clip from May of 2007, where Kevyn is dancing to the blue man group. Finally starting to get caught up on the videos! Yay!
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