.the.cable.girl.and.other.stuff.

It's been a while since we last posted, we are aware of that. The reasons are multiple, of course, but they mostly have to do with Arpi being very busy preparing for the next semester here, at the Bible College, and me being busy with Nina, proofreading, and some new responsibilities. I have been proofreading some book translations and finalizing a book I translated ("Under His Influence" by Lloyd Pulley) for publishing, as well as working on organizing a board of translators, proofreaders and cover designers within the Calvary movement in Hungary. I was asked to do this, so we can work on translating and publishing much needed Christian books for the Hungarian believers, and do so in quality. It's been fun, but you can imagine how this has been filling up the little time slots I have left while Nina is napping.
All this to say, there hasn't been too much interesting stuff to report, but to avoid this post being completely boring, here are a few pics of Nina which were all taken in the recent days...

Sporting the new hat daddy picked out at H&M, on a BIG sale. (Mommy was very happy!)


"Stuffed animals ain't got nothin' on me" declared Nina after discovering Daddy's computer cable. To minimize danger and damage, Arpi quickly found a cable he doesn't need anymore, and it is the new favourite. Here you see "the cable girl" with the toy of the month.



Computer savvy at 7 months!

We hope to be back soon, with some interesting stuff to report. We are going to Serbia tomorrow afternoon, just for the week-end (a day only at each grandparents' house), as the second round of presidential elections will be held on Sunday. Because Arpi and I are both still citizens, we want to vote. For those interested, please pray that the hard-liner nationalist (potentially war-mongering) guy DOES NOT win, but that the democratically minded one (Mr. Boris Tadic) gets elected. That country has seen way too much war in the last decade and a half, and we are praying for continued peace and stability.
If interested, you can check out the latest news in English, straight from Belgrade, here.