
I meant eat her card! I thought it tasted good! You say my face says I didn't like paper and glue??
Mommy says my Big Brown Eyes "melt" her heart!
Daddy we got her!!

I meant eat her card! I thought it tasted good! You say my face says I didn't like paper and glue??
Mommy says my Big Brown Eyes "melt" her heart!
Daddy we got her!!


Mommy says I am doing YOGA!YEA for me!
can you do this??
come on now follow me!!
I am getting sooo LONG or is it TALL,



He also met his aunts and uncles that came from Illinois and Michigan. 

This is the ultimate in rides!
To quote our daughter "YO, what's up?" Aaron says, mommy and daddy enjoy and love to dress me up!!

He was starting to relax with his buddies. They have been together since kindergarten.
They are really relaxing now. 

Michael started his first ever paying job on the 27 of June. It is at the Zoo.
He tells us that he loves it. While at the zoo he is working in the warehouse as well as on the grounds of the zoo. He maintains the eating areas (he has noticed that WE the public are messy!) and sells sodas and ice cream dots in the kioskos.
He is very proud of his uniform and for once he gets up and dressed on time, unlike during the school year. Michael thinks the coolest part of all is the flashing of his ID pass to get in the gate of the zoo.
The Columbus Zoo seen through Michael's eyes will never be the same. He notices so many things that we do not. The animals are not just behind the fences..he has told us about the unusual ducks that fly in. The things that he has to do in the warehouse so the shops can function correctly all day. He now knows that things just don't "JUST HAPPEN". He is now one of the many people behind the scene making thing work smoothly.

STAN AND ILEANA VERMILYEA
ARE PROUD TO
ANNOUNCE THE
BIRTH
OF THEIR GRANDSON
AARON FRANCIS D’SOUZA
20 ½ INCHES LONG
6 ¼ LBS.
PROUD PARENTS
SHERYL AND KEVIN D’SOUZA


This is a young Panamanian girl working on her mundillo, she is using a frame made from a large can of soda crackers, the pillow is stuffed with dried banana leaves, the material that covers this pillow is gingham in small squares. This material is used as a grid for all the patterns of the mundillo. There are no paper patterns to punch out and follow.
This the national dress of Panama. It is called the POLLERA. My sons are from Panama.