It is always a good day when dad is home AND the boys get to park in a parking garage, see skyscrapers and cranes, ride an elevator in a fancy mirrored building, go round and round in a revolving door, play outside in spring sunshine in short sleeved shirts, ride escalators, see pizza cooking in a wood-fire oven and then eat it and ride more elevators.
"Baby" Dylan
Isaac "climbing" the "mountain"--"I strong!"
Eric was just glad that the man behind the glass window at the French consulate accepted all of our paperwork for our application for visas for our entire family for French Polynesia. Important acting man behind glass with a microphone sure didn't act happy about reviewing our many documents, but he gave us that curt nod and everything should be shuffling from one desk to another to French Polynesia/Tahiti and back again and one day soon in six weeks or so, we'll have those very special stamps we need. Alles gestempelt! 
Boy are you adventurous!! (or crazy - lol) I can't wait to read your blog from Tahiti. Keep on blogging René.
ReplyDeleteIt has begun!! Soon the adventure will be a reality...can you believe that you are actually going to be living on a tropical island??? So many things to do and so little time, right? But it will all be worth it in the long run - can't wait to come and visit you in Tahiti land!! lol
ReplyDeleteI'm soooo jealous of you guys!!
ReplyDeleteHave you learned much French yet??
Also Renee, update on my love life if you care to hear... =]
Ditto. I am so excited for all of you. What an adventure!
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