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Enkhbat "Alex" Lkhamsuren, 38, says his son Edward, 3, loves to take pictures. Alex grew up riding horses in Ulanbaatur, Mongolia under communist rule. Now the father of twins bring on July 4 he runs Satellite Avenue, his own Dish installation company, and has helped create the newly opened Mongolian Cultural Center in Citrus Heights. Photo taken November 20, 2012 in Gold River, California. -
Elle Lkhamsuren, 3, twin sister of Edward, holds a Barbie doll as she watches a big screen TV. Her parents immigrated from Mongolia and were instrumental in a new cultural center that opened recently. Photo taken November 20, 2012 in Gold River, California. -
Mongolians Baigali Lkhamsuren, 34, and her husband Enkhbat "Alex" Lkhamsuren, 38, and their three year old twins Edward and Elle who were born in Sacramento on July 4th. Photo taken November 20, 2012 in Gold River, California. -
Enkhbat "Alex" Lkhamsuren, 38, goes over family pictures with his son Edward, 3. He hopes to bring his family back to Mongolia to meet their grandparents this upcoming year. Photo taken November 20, 2012 in Gold River, California. -
Edward Lkhamsuren, 3, mimics his father Enkhbat "Alex" Lkhamsuren, 38, as they drink a glass of water in their home in Gold River. Photo taken November 20, 2012 in Gold River, California. -
Enkhbat "Alex" Lkhamsuren who was born and raised in Mongolia spends time with his son Edward, 3, who was born in the USA on the 4th of July. Lkhamsuren says he's hoping to travel to his homeland soon so his children can meet their grandparents. Photo taken November 20, 2012 in Gold River, California.
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