Monthly Archives: March 2010

Aw, I forgot to upload these photos to my blog, so, naturally, I completely spaced writing about it either.  Just before ski vacation, Noah's kindergarten class had a Fasnacht party.  Fasnacht is the Swiss word for Mardi Gras, Carneval, Fasching, … Continue reading →

We had been hearing about this really fun transportation museum in Luzern for several years now, and finally decided to take the kids to see what all the fuss was about.  Nick's best friend, Till, had a birthday a few … Continue reading →

Since the kids were having two weeks of school vacation soon, I decided to schedule Sophie's lip snipping surgery for during that time.  This way she would be able to recover in peace and not have any embarrassment over stitches, … Continue reading →

Every year, the kids are required by law to be examined by either the school dentist, or your own personal dentist.  In years past, all the kids in one grade are driven down to the neighboring city to visit the … Continue reading →

Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!  Even though we have early morning church, the kids and I were really excited to have heart-shaped waffles for Valentine's.  We just made sure to get up a few minutes earlier, so we would have time … Continue reading →

To borrow a phrase from my favorite non-friend or family blog. :)  The only way to get through a bad situation sometimes, is to just laugh.  And that my friends, is how the children and I survived the annual Valentine … Continue reading →

So, a few months ago I was kicked out of the Relief Society Presidency, for a job not well done. haha. No, seriously, I tried but it just wasn't working out.  But it's all good since they immediately called me … Continue reading →

The Friday morning before Valentine's day, I got to attend the second annual Valentine's Brunch, hosted by Jeana.  Our friend Julie S. had this tradition in her old neighborhood and she brought it with her to Switzerland. I think it … Continue reading →

Sarah came home from school a few weeks ago and told me she needed to go to Volg to do her homework.  Volg is the small grocery store we have in our village.  And when I say small, I mean, … Continue reading →