29 September 2009
William's First Day of School! 24 August,2009.
William didn't want his picture taken on the first day of school, so his parents wrestled him into submission. Some things just have to be documented. (So the Dr.Hausfrau bloggies don't get too grumpy!)
Below is the playground at his school.
So far, school is going well! He is already reading a little bit!
Blogger Reunion.
We missed our Bloomingtonaut, but the Pless People, the Krentz Family, and the Hausfrau Five were all in the same place at the same time. There were so many children that our great plans to chat endlessly on the phone with the Tallahassee Two were thwarted. It was wonderful to see my *really old* friends after having to leave friends in Konstanz. A sadness replaced by a happiness.
Sorry, Kate. The third child is always perfect, but nobody can ever remember it exactly.
And then all of a sudden, he could sit up! I think that started a couple weeks ago. He's getting better at it all the time.
Awkward Transformations
I think this picture captures our strange life situation of suddenly, after six years in South Germany, finding oneself in a huge manicured lawn in Wyoming. We've still got our Football, the Tragetuch, and a Bodensee tote. Margaret's style may transcend cultures. I've tried to update the look with some much-needed sunglasses, but it is clear that our americanization will take more time.
I Don't Know Why You Say Goodbye
July was hard. We had to say goodbye to all our friends.
The moving van came. Goodbye to the bright green building across the street...
It helped that the first thing I saw in Wyoming was a double rainbow.
Welcome to Laramie
Welcome to Laramie, where the local airport has convenient connections to Denver (only!).
After a long blog-break, Dr. Hausfrau and the Hausfrau Five are back on the wagon. Just a different wagon, this time. The following posts will attempt to illustrate our recent transformation from suddeutschland to the Wild West. Bear with us, this was not without some culture shock. Zum Beispiel, "Bear with us" is NO LONGER just a figure of speech!
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