This holiday week was a big one! After joining a sea of people in expressing their hope for the future, Jakob decided to shad his training wheels, dance classes restarted (reprise) and Mother’s Day (breakfast in bed) happened. A very enjoyable week, indeed! 😉
1st – 7th June
This week was all about food – getting back into a routine of preparing school snacks, a long overdue tasting of a local speciality and a package full of goodies, straight from grandma’s kitchen. To counterbalance all that, Jakob says boks and karate are the best!
25th – 31st May
VIVE LA RENTRÉE! For the second time this school year 🙂 We celebrated with some fantastic wine and to-die-for ice-cream, which made us feel nearly back to our old normal. Regular updates on https://www.facebook.com/LaraMarkoKids/
18th – 24th May
Kitties offered for free, setting up a tiny garden and dying hair a fiery red keeps us busy, with a certain degree of calamity. But the greatest news of all, is that Jakob, my tiny cub, has managed to figure out how to solve the Rubik’s Cube. No help from us (as if I would Read More
11th – 17th May
Waiting for schools to reopen again (only two weeks left!) we treated our car to the wildest action it has seen in weeks and had the tooth fairy visit Jakob for the very first time!
When it all ends
There was sadness and there were tears. And loads of conversations about death, why, when and how. This is how we handled the topic of mortality with our 6 and 8 year-olds.
4th – 10th May
As the confinement measures begin to slowly ease, much becomes more effortless However, it was the reopening of the park(s) that marked the highlight of our week!
27th April – 3rd May
As April turns into May, marking Labour Day becomes tricky but except a few days of rain, the sun insists on keeping us company. Strange times, indeed!
Egg Hunt, canceled
And here we are, reminiscing again. Because what else is there left to do! 😜 My children are running low on their sweets stash and a new collection of chocolate eggs would have replenished their goodie boxes (more on that in the future). However, we all know that is not happening, so instead, we’re looking Read More
Homeschooling – quarantine edition
˝This is not home schooling, this is crisis schooling˝, I’ve heard log-time homeschoolers say. ˝It does not even resemble what normal home schooling looks like˝. So be gentle to yourself and those around you while discovering how we are trying to navigate this crisis schooling thingy.