We have been staying with a family that has an adorable little boy. When we go out, he talks to anyone and tell them everything. Well Susha has obviously been watching. I gave them each 10 roubles to spend in the corner store. They got some peanuts and sunflower seeds etc, Susha spent all hers. She saw this man and asked his name. He told her. She told him hers and all about her new sister Leah. Then she proceeded to ask if he had money. He showed her as she asks if she can have some. He gave her 30 roubles (about a dollar). I guess if we get stuck here so long that we run out of money, she can see us through lol! Now she has enough peanuts and sunflower seends to feed all of Russia!
The girls do not seem to like Russian food. When we were in Chuboksary we stayed with a family and the girls would not eat. Here in Moscow we have been cooking and they have eaten great. We went to My MY (pronounced Moo Moo) last night, which has amazing Russian food, and the girls did not want to eat anything. I guess that will make transition easier.
Bed time was so sweet. I tucked the girls in and prayed and gave them hugs and kisses and Leah read out loud for 10 minutes and Susha fell asleep listening. It is moments like these that make this all worth it!
Thanks again for prayers!
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