Siyona (syō’•nā): Sanskrit: 1. soft, gentle, agreeable, tender; 2. a ray of sunlight; 3. a sack; 4. a soft couch; 5. a pleasant situation; 6. delight, happiness; 7. a little girl who brings a sack full of tender sunshine to Seattle.*******Sahil (sā'•hĭl): Arabic, Turkish, Urdu: shoreline, littoral. The root of the word "Swahili"; a name for the shoreline of Tunisia; the northern border of the Sahara desert; a symbol in Urdu poetry for hope at sea; the name of a little boy who lives in Seattle.
We just returned from three days in Cannon Beach, Oregon, with our friends Lori, John, Grandma Julie, Ella, and Eva. Here's a picture from the trip, with a link to a few more: Cannon Beach 2010 pics
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posted by Christian @ 12:20 AM
Siyona (syō’•nā): Sanskrit: 1. soft, gentle, agreeable, tender; 2. a ray of sunlight; 3. a sack; 4. a soft couch; 5. a pleasant situation; 6. delight, happiness; 7. a little girl who brings a sack full of tender sunshine to Seattle.*******Sahil (sā'•hĭl): Arabic, Turkish, Urdu: shoreline, littoral. The root of the word "Swahili"; a name for the shoreline of Tunisia; the northern border of the Sahara desert; a symbol in Urdu poetry for hope at sea; the name of a little boy who lives in Seattle.
2 Comments:
I thought I'd landed on the wrong page when I saw this photo. The Kale-Novetzkes in wetsuits???? Surfing???? I thought I knew you all, but I was wrong.
Hey kiddos! Looks like we are all turning into the outdoor freaks. As we say here in Germany, es ist gut so, which means, as you can imagine, It is good so!
You guys looks like all some kind of ad for Seattle living! I like.
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