OREGON: A HAPPY CHI STUDENT IS A BUSY ONE!!!

Thursday, October 28, 2010

A HAPPY CHI STUDENT IS A BUSY ONE!!!

Khulan Khishigbayar ( Mongolia), Santiago's HB Austin Burke, Santiago Mansilla ( Argentina), and a friend hang out at the Mt View football game.

Krzysztof ( Poland) kicking the soccer ball in warm ups.

During the soccer game. He made the first goal for his team in the first three minutes of the game.

Krzysztof's "cheering section" Auri ( Italy), HyeWon ( Korea), and Kasia ( Poland)

Kasia ( Poland), on left, and Host Sis Tara read their fortunes eating Chinese food.

AC Laura says , "My kids got together on their own to hang out! Here at Drake Park are Santiago( Argentina), HyeWon ( Korea), Kasia (Poland), Annika ( Germany), Auri (Italy), Krzysztof ( Poland), Laura ( Spain).

Krzysztof with "Art" downtown bend. This sculpture sits on a bench on Wall street, and his name is really ART. All my kids take their picture with him, he's quite popular.

Kasia Wojcicka (Poland), a friend, Kasia's Host Sister, Tara and

HyeWon, (Korea) at Coldstone Icecream parlor.

Laura, - Spain trying on hats

Soccer Man, Santiago from Argentina

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