You should also check out Amanda:s blog at+
http://saitamagirl.wordpress.com
she talks about other parts of our adventures….
later,
e
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a virtual, cultural exchange, where I will try my best to answer your questions.
OOhhyyyyOOOO !!!!!
“Whassup, ahh, bigga, ah, sissa?” (What is up big sister?)
I just took the crash course of your blog by reading all of your posts and it sounds like you all are having a hell of a time. I am sorry I haven’t written sooner. I did e-mail your work address today and gave you a run-down of all the get-thyself-&-house-ready-for-baby preparations of which have been going on.
It sounds like the gardens are amazing. By the all the rain I’d hope the vegetation would be plush. I can only imagine the language barrier. I bet you enjoyed the Portugese curveball.
I know what it’s like to have too much luggage on a trip wherein you’re constantly on-the-go. However I think you’re a more efficient packer than I.
I can’t wait to hear what’s going on with the toliets over there. I know you don’t play golf but you should check out the driving ranges over there. I hear there are tee areas stacked atop one another stories high (like an office building cut in half) wherein the patrons higher up essentially tee-off into an abyss. I know your agenda is packed but maybe you can find time in between rounds of Saki, slurping noodles and singing karoke.
Well it’s about 80 degrees here, not too humid yet and they’re calling for rain for the next few days.
No Derby favorite yet. It’s still too wide open.
We look forward to seeing you again, hearing your stories and seeing your pictures (and I hope there’s enough film and/or printer cartriges to do so).
We love you Erin.
Take care everyone.
Carl