All aboard

Switzerland has been fun these last few weeks, but the time has finally arrived David and his team has been reassigned to a short project. Recklinghausen/Dortmund (we have yet to find a place), Germany will be our home for the remaining three months.It has been an interesting month or so. Hotel hopping, moving from room to room, eating a ridiculous and delicious amount of carbs, and enjoying the local parks. Of course with our proximity to other fun cities we have, I believe, made the most of it. I’ve loved the experiences and opportunities we have with this life of ours, but sometimes it can be a tad difficult, especially when you have a little person that needs structure, but his world around him changes so often that it sometimes seems impossible to set any. I call us nomads, and for the time being we are, but I can’t see us doing this for much longer than this program goes, (knock on wood) I know when that time comes it will be bitter sweet, but I think by then, we would have seen much of the world and can take a break for a few years.  So as nice as hotels are, I can’t wait to get to a house that we can make our home. 

Long train ride to Germany....we came prepared

Now that we have left Switzerland, there is a lot we will miss. We had lots of fun these last few weeks. Now that I'm familiar and can get around pretty well with transport I feel a bit more relaxed even I STILL can not speak a lick of French.

One thing of a hotel that I will miss very much, waking up to having breakfast ready every morning

These tartlets have become a problem for me, as has all food in Europe.......

Airplane, Bus, Train, if it gets us there, we will take it

Promise he is happy, but when I called his name he gave me this face

Meeting Lego Man....look how excited he is...."not washing this hand ma"