Our airshipment arrived yesterday. 500 lbs of our stuff. What a random collection of stuff. Funny how 500 lbs sounds like a lot, but really it's nothing at all. It was our Christmas things - ornaments, Christmas books, stockings, gifts from family, my computer & printer, some toys, 25(?) books for the kids, our comforter, 2 pillows, my kitchen knives and then a bunch of really random things. Shows how scattered I was - a bottle of mouthwash, 1 deoderant, 2 packs of Theriflu, and a picture frame.
I found The Little Gym. It's exactly like the one in Seattle - only in French. Audrey is thrilled to have something to do other than grocery shopping (there it is again) or being pushed on long walks. After I got lost last week, she kept saying, Yittle Gim. Allll gone. Yittle Gim. Allll gone. Yup, Yittle Gim is just the thing for her!
Happy Thanksgiving to you all ~
I found The Little Gym. It's exactly like the one in Seattle - only in French. Audrey is thrilled to have something to do other than grocery shopping (there it is again) or being pushed on long walks. After I got lost last week, she kept saying, Yittle Gim. Allll gone. Yittle Gim. Allll gone. Yup, Yittle Gim is just the thing for her!
Happy Thanksgiving to you all ~
3 comments:
Wednesday evening here in southern Italy finds my husband and daughter baking and apple pie for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow and me...blogging! So nice to keep up with you during your transition time. I'm glad you found Yittle gim, good stuff at the grocery store and that your shipment arrived. You are making progress! And, Happy B-Day!!!
I don't know about there but over here English books cost a small fortune and the selection is crap! Anyway, there is a site, like Amazon called the book depository but all shipping if free WORLDWIDE and many of the books are cheaper than Amazon. I tend to search Amazon and check the reviews then order from the book depository...
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/WEBSITE/WWW/WEBPAGES/homepage.php
I also recommend asking other ex-pats if they know of any foreign food shops, we have some odd quirky ones which are hidden in the basement of shopping malls etc. that I would never have stumbled upon. In fact we had been living here for 3 years before I found out about one of them! The stuff tends to be more expensive but when you are having one of those 'what the hell am i doing here days' and you NEED a big bar of your favourite whatever, it is good to know where to get it! Other ex-pats might know of local websites too, we have a couple of places that import foreign food/goods.
That cheese post made me soooo jealous, cheese here is rubbish :o(
Oh we love the little gym too! So much fun for the kiddies. I am glad you have all 500 lbs of your belongings to unpack. We need to get our Christmas decorations down. hmm
enjoy your weekend!!!!
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