Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Bunco at the Leenstra's

Tonight we had Fun Night with our Bible Study Group. What a blast having a good Ol BBQ (Braai) and playing games - Bunco and Taboo. We of course had to teach the South Africans how to play Bunco. It was fun to have people over at our house. We have become a very close group. I am so happy that we were placed in this group, because I now have some very cool friends. We have so much fun together!!! Here is a couple pics of our night!
THE GIRLS: Samantha, Kelli, Mariam, me, and Robyn

Samantha has two kids: Neena (2) and Benjamin (11 months). She was the first to take me under her wings and introduce me to new people.

Kelli: She is in South Africa from the states working with Ambassadors for Sports and plays on a local woman's soccer team here

Mariam has 4 kids and they are originally from Austria: Natania (9), Joel(7), Alia (4), Noah (2)

Robyn is a newlywed with no kids

Here we are teaching Bunco to everyone:


The men were pretty competitive

While we were playing the kids were having a blast. Alex was so excited to show off his room and all his toys:

Alex and Joel

and then there was Maddie having the run of the house! Here is the sign I spotted on her door:

Here is what I found inside:

Neena, Natania, Alia, and Maddie

God has blessed us with new friends. We have really enjoyed meeting new people and being able to be a part of a great Bible Study Group.


6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Ummm, what is Bunco? I guess you have to teach this American (Seattlite), too.

Katie said...

love the sign she put on the door :)

LCHS 2013 said...

yup, I don't know what Bunco is either...sorry.

so glad that you and Scott found a good group of friends - Kent and I found good friends through a Bible study out here, too. community is a blessing!

Anonymous said...

LOL too funny.......

Missed talking to you yesterday... :>(

Miss and love you lots....

Marva's "Marvalous" Memories said...

I love the sign too - "no boys a loud". I love the picture of the little girls. Sounds like everyone had a fun night. And what's wrong with all these people not knowing what bunco is?? Love ya! Aunt Marva

denise said...

Gotta love Bunco! Can't believe the Washingtonians (?) don't know Bunco! We'll have to teach them a thing or two! So glad that God has blessed you with a great group of friends and that the kids have made so many friends as well. They look so happy and proud! Love you, Mom D

btw-who is akinogal?