Hi there,
Sorry for all of the silence over the past couple weeks. Its been very busy around the Z household, and in the middle of life an eye infection prevented me from doing any work on the computer for almost 3 days... What do you do when your doctor tells you that you can't read, play on the computer, and to seriously limit the amount of TV you watch? I loaded up the iPod with podcasts & put myself to bed for a couple days. NPR has been my escape, and really it was a great way to catch up on things that were going on in the world!
Anyway, we then took off for the Alsace for 4 days to stay at a hotel with no internet access. What were we thinking? Actually it was quite nice to re-connect with my frequent flyer husband, and to not have any distractions after the girls went to bed.
The Alsace was wonderful, and there will be more posts to come on there. We can't wait to go back & to see the sunshine that people keep telling us it is famous for!
The girls are great! Sophia is on half-term break (to use the british terms) and Alexandra is basically sitting up on her own. Apart from a couple of freezing nights in our hotel (the ground floor is really cold) and some teething issues, she is a great sleeper. (PLEASE let tonight be one of those nights!)
More to come, I'll just leave you with a few of the latest of our beauties...
Sorry for all of the silence over the past couple weeks. Its been very busy around the Z household, and in the middle of life an eye infection prevented me from doing any work on the computer for almost 3 days... What do you do when your doctor tells you that you can't read, play on the computer, and to seriously limit the amount of TV you watch? I loaded up the iPod with podcasts & put myself to bed for a couple days. NPR has been my escape, and really it was a great way to catch up on things that were going on in the world!
Anyway, we then took off for the Alsace for 4 days to stay at a hotel with no internet access. What were we thinking? Actually it was quite nice to re-connect with my frequent flyer husband, and to not have any distractions after the girls went to bed.
The Alsace was wonderful, and there will be more posts to come on there. We can't wait to go back & to see the sunshine that people keep telling us it is famous for!
The girls are great! Sophia is on half-term break (to use the british terms) and Alexandra is basically sitting up on her own. Apart from a couple of freezing nights in our hotel (the ground floor is really cold) and some teething issues, she is a great sleeper. (PLEASE let tonight be one of those nights!)
More to come, I'll just leave you with a few of the latest of our beauties...
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Just a note to say I enjoy your blog, and check it regularly. I'm a pastor in Tennessee, but my daughter lives in Munich (she has twin daughters). I have a Munich website of my own:
www.ilovemunich.net
Have a great day!
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