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| Wearing his party hat playing with his new Hungry Little Caterpillar jack-in-the-box |
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| Mmm cake and ice cream! |
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| Playing with cousin Miya |
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| Opening presents with Daddy |
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| reading a new book with Great Uncle Cliff |
MiBanco Esperanza from Los Higos
Monday, February 6, 2012
James' First Birthday
The past couple weeks we have celebrated James' first birthday!! The little guy got to have 2 birthday parties...one with the Bonzek family and one with the Holloway family. It was wonderful to celebrate our son with all of our family. Highlights include delicious food, watching James enjoy all of his gifts, and watching James destroy some cake and ice cream.
Happy Birthday James!!!
Monday, January 30, 2012
The next chapter
As you may know, the MF Site has recently gotten a major upgrade: Ryan 2.0 or, as he's more commonly known: Eric Miller. Eric is taking my position, he bought my car, he bought all my stuff, and is living in my apt. If we hadn't told people, they might not even have known I left.
Eric is a 2010 graduate from Bethel College with a degree in Accounting. He and I first met back in Fall 2009 when he was my semester student here in the DR. I joked about him coming back one day, and he mostly laughed, but now he's SI staff and committed to serving here for at least 2 years.
He has big plans for the site. He's planning to add at least 3 banks this year and that's if we don't hire another employee, which is also in the works. He wants to improve the business coaching aspect of the site and also better define the end of the borrower's loan cycle.
If you'd like to stay up-to-date on what's going on than you can follow Eric's blog.
It's going to be exciting, and surreal, to sit back and watch what God does with the site once I'm gone. I'd be a little nervous about leaving if I didn't know that God put the perfect people in place. Eric is going to do a great job, and I'm sure he'd appreciate your prayers as he learns on the fly.
Eric is a 2010 graduate from Bethel College with a degree in Accounting. He and I first met back in Fall 2009 when he was my semester student here in the DR. I joked about him coming back one day, and he mostly laughed, but now he's SI staff and committed to serving here for at least 2 years.
He has big plans for the site. He's planning to add at least 3 banks this year and that's if we don't hire another employee, which is also in the works. He wants to improve the business coaching aspect of the site and also better define the end of the borrower's loan cycle.
If you'd like to stay up-to-date on what's going on than you can follow Eric's blog.
It's going to be exciting, and surreal, to sit back and watch what God does with the site once I'm gone. I'd be a little nervous about leaving if I didn't know that God put the perfect people in place. Eric is going to do a great job, and I'm sure he'd appreciate your prayers as he learns on the fly.
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