We're back from our camping trip and it's good to be home. This holiday was much needed-- it was nice to get away for a while and breathe and get some perspective. We seem to have had a good balance between time spent wallowing on the campground and interesting field trips. The scenery along the Cote d'Azur was spectacular, as always, and we got to spend most of our time outside.
I'm proud to say I finished reading my first German novel and think I learned a lot in the process. The Mittelstufe Prüfung is on June 30th so these next three weeks will be a mad dash filled with extra classes and cramming. I think I'm ready for it, though, and am actually looking forward to the challenge.
Just realized that I haven't posted pictures in a while. Here are a few that I've taken in the last few weeks.
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Well Betsy, that caravan is outragously big. Geeeez ;). Just kidding.
Nice pictures though!
Oh no you're not. :-P
You're right. It's embarrassing, really. But it's fantastic to have the extra space on the inside-- especially when it rains...
I think I can say with conviction that my children are still alive and well today thanks to that extra space and the door that closes off their "room". ;-)
Wow, you weren't kidding! That caravan is HUGE.
Lisa, I'm disappointed! I was so looking forward to hearing your comments on the homeless sausage guy!
*SNORT* :D Homeless sausage guy? That sounds like low-budget pr0n. *rotfl*
the homeless sausage guy makes me think of some crazy version of the granddad in "Heidi in de bergen". Do you know that child story/movie?
Vaguely. But I always got the impression that he bathed. (But I could be wrong.)
Homeless Sausage guy looks like he's got a nail fungus problem. No way would I eat any meat he prepared.
I should print out his picture and tape it up in my kitchen just in case I ever need any extra encouragement to stay vegetarian... :-D
Hilarious sausage guy picture! And the Cote d'Azur looks so inviting...interesting juxtaposition.
Actually, the homeless sausage guy kind of looks like a picture my dad (Austrian, grew up in Bregenz) has of his grandfather. Scary!
Great pictures
I LOVE the picture of the boys with their mouths open! Classic pose! Glad you had so much fun!
Carol
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