Phoebe Sushmita Is Now Three

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Our little girl is now THREE!


Thank you, Lord, for your protection, sustaining grace. She has been sick for seven days, with a cough, cold, and fever.

Fortunately, M is here to prepare everything, so it went well.

Simple, and surrounded by love from Ate and Tita who came.

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