 Christy will be glad to tell to you all about her first driving adventures with her learner's permit. She just loves thinking about driving without her parents . She has one more year of high school at home. One of her interesting speeches was on the early development of Chinese characters.Allison is reading through the Bible on her own with excellent progress. She has just started Ezra. Her interesting questions and comments on the text reveal serious reading. Allison just bought a bike with her own money. She and Daniel often ride their bikes together.  Daniel just bought some arrows to go with his new bow that he got for his birthday. The first arrows are rather beat up from continual practice. He is getting stronger. We are trying to teach him that the strongest person has the best control over his own strength. This is an urgent lesson because he likes leaping upon Dad's back by grabbing his neck! Benjamin is learning all the tricks early. His keen observant nature makes him a great resource for finding lost objects around the house. Just ask him where things are, he usually comes back in a few moments with the missing object. (Sometimes it is because he took it!)  Kathryn is the most pleasant girl when she tries to please. She got a surprise award last week for bringing in the barrels all on her own even though others neglected their duty. The others really eyed that nice big lollypop she got.Isaac is as lovable as he is good. At two he thinks he deserves the right to be with the other children. God had great mercy on giving us such a pleasant little boy. What about baby (boy or girl)? Linda says, there are so few surprises in life that she doesn’t want to know .  Feel free to keep in touch3276 Bainton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212 #412-761-3508 email: pbucknell@mac.com Some have asked about donations.
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