the berry was eating a banana today, and it was pretty cute, so I snapped some pics…
there’s also a few that aren’t banana related, but too cute not to post.
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the berry was eating a banana today, and it was pretty cute, so I snapped some pics…
there’s also a few that aren’t banana related, but too cute not to post.
so I was thinking about coming home last night (well… I’ve actually been thinking about it since we got here, but anywho…) and while I was thinking about coming home and seeing all our friends, it out of nowhere felt like we weren’t the ones who were gone, but they were. I don’t know why, but it felt like we were the ones who were home, and everybody else was gone.
we weren’t “coming home” any more… we were “moving”… again.
it was one of those feelings that wasn’t quite right, but wasn’t wrong like I was telling myself it should be. it was, I think, the first time that this place felt like home, really home, not just the place we were living. I have become comfortable used to being here and it’s a strange sensation.
it is definitely going to be a huge change coming back, and not that it is, but it almost feels like a step backwards; moving back into our old place, getting back into our old routine (well, mostly), and returning to the place where we were a year ago.
I’m not saying it’s going to be a bad thing, I’m still more than eagerly awaiting that day we go to Vienna for the last time and get on that plane headed home, but it’s not going to be the big “coming home” that I had imagined, but more like a “moving away” in a sense.
very strange.
Our little girl is growing up, so we went to the park to take some pics of the progress. (And to try out the new camera, because the little one decided the lens in our previous one shouldn’t be moving in and out of the camera anymore.)
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we were just hanging out, listening to some music. Skye and I were bustin a little groove, and threw down some liquid, and she followed right behind with some of her own. I thought it was pretty amazing, so I grabbed a camera, and while Chels showed Skye some more liquid just off camera, Skye followed right along, again.
that is… until the A.D.D. kicked in and she found something more exciting.
people have sent us a few packages here on the other side of the planet, but the post office does not deliver them all the way to our house, so we have to go pick them up, usually from the main post office downtown near our house. recently we received a package and for some reason or another, the pick-up slip we got in the mail was different form the usual pick-up slips, and the address on it was for a different post office.
so I looked up the address of the post office, and it was on the other side of town, 3 buses and about an hour away. I get Skye and myself all ready for a little adventure, and head out the door around 2:00p. we catch the first and second buses just fine, it’s a pretty hot day, and we’re both gradually getting sweaty. while we were on the second bus (actually a tram), we get asked to see our tickets… holy crap. in the more than a few months that we’ve been here, I have never once even heard of anybody being asked to see tickets, so we stopped buying them months ago (I know, I know). so of course, I didn’t have one. mr. ticketman informs me there is a fine of €40, payable immediately to him. I suppose it’s a good thing I had it with me, because I’m not sure what he would have done if I hadn’t had it (which I often don’t). so I pay him the fine, and go on with my trip.
so I’m going to break up this trip into a few posts because the trip spanned several cities (in a couple countries), and if we tried to cram all the pics and info into one post, it would be huge. so this post is a basic overview of the trip as a whole, with the individual city posts linked in this one.
here are a couple of videos that show how much the little berry is growing up.
Our boss out here invited everybody from work to go up to his cabin in the Low Tatras last weekend. One of us had to stay home with the little one, and since Chelsea wasn’t really up for a hike, I got to go instead. Amber also decided to go up with us. We left around 4p on Friday afternoon, got all packed in the cars and took off.