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Happy New Year!

Well its been 9 months since I last wrote and I figured as my New Years resolution I would kick the blog around a bit more. I think since its been a while I'll give you a quick recap of what has happened since than first.

Since March 2007 I have gone through 3 jobs till my current
position which I think was good for me in the long run.


Our son celebrated his 1st birthday in June with some frien
ds and his Gr
andpa and Grandma Sing from Hawaii.



Kazumi went back to her old job, because they allowed her to bring our son Loa with her. We also found out we will be expecting our next child (another boy) in early April.

Okay, back to the present. For the holidays, as usual it was a pretty quiet affair. Spent some time at the Yu's home for a pre-Christmas get together watching all the kids going crazy and enjoying some Japaneses food.

Then a stint at the LDS hospital emergency room on Christmas night (Woo-hoo!) with Loa and a case of the Croup. Which is an infection of the upper airway and was giving our little guy congestion and made his breathing really labored. But to put a bright spot on it all, it was a pretty quiet night for the E.R. and the staff there were really nice. The best part though was we got to actually sit together and just spend time with one another.

As for New Years we just hung out here and enjoyed the time off watching our own little one running around like a wild Indian all better except for a runny nose.
So in retrospect I guess it wasn't too quiet of a holiday season for us after all.


So! in closing just wishing you all some holiday fear.. I mean cheer and that this year is better than the last....For all of us!



Comments

Jerin said…
Hey! Nice to see you back again. I thought you had completely given up on this thing. Even though you are probably our closest blogging friends (in proximity), when you don't update, I feel out of touch (mostly because we just don't get out and socialize like we should).

I hope Loa's feeling all better now. Great picture with Santa! :D Keep updating!
Anonymous said…
Loved the picture of Loa with Santa. That is so classic! Even though it sounded kind of hectic with changing jobs and another baby expecting in 2007, we are very happy that you found a special moment to be together as a family at ER on Christmas day:-)
Now we have our son, we understand family is so precious and priceless more than ever! Can't wait to introduce our son to you guys. Have a wonderful 2008!
Jens said…
So, how is the new job, anyway?
Dave K. said…
We have the same picture of Ayla with Santa on our site... LOL!!
Keoki said…
Wow seems like everyone likes seeing crying babies......Just kidding but Loa's crying did get the most comments.

Jen's I really don't wanna talk about the job as the last time I talked about my job within 9 months I ended up employed at two other places and not making a post on the blog for that whole time too! MAJOR JINX! No offense. But if you want to know about the company you can wiki them. The name is SwipeClock and so far so good is all I am gonna say.

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