We stayed the night with our dear friend Furuzon and her two kids Orzu and Ormon who are Afghani. They became very dear to us. Here we are eating breakfast.
Ian is enjoying his first nan bread. Yum!
Cute patooties Ormon and Orzu.
This picture makes my heart happy.
We also spent time with our Turkish friends the Mamedovs. Here is Omar, Suriya, and Suriya's daughter who is a couple of weeks older than Ian, but much tinier.
Suriya's daughter has been walking since 8 months, so it was funny to see her pushing hefty little Ian in the stroller. Ormon was 4 months old when we moved to Atlanta, now he's almost 3!
We didn't get a good pic of our Iraqi friends the Ali's, but here is Ian petting their pet bunny. Yes, it just hangs out in the house.
We spent time downtown with our great friends the Odles. Here are Ainsley and "Inan" (that's what Ainsley calls him)
We also visited the Jeff Delp (our Mission Year city director) and his wife Katie. Here is little Maya who's a couple of months older than Ian. She's enjoying a novel while Ian steals her snacks.
Last but not least, we visited my sister and bro-in-law in Nashville where my parents were also visiting for Easter.
Ian and aunt Heidi testing out uncle Josh's scooter
Right before our trip home we went on a hike. Ian was wiped out. I'm pretty sure grandpa enjoyed the hike.
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