The cornflakes boxes here have german, french, and italian. So do the instruction books on the appliances. (At least we already know what to do with the cornflakes.)
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Notes from our travels on our "Family Sabbatical", brought to you by the letter "S": Seattle, Singapore, and Switzerland.
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No English? Interesting selection of languages!
When I was on exchange in Germany for three months I had a problem finding regular Cheerios, which I could eat. I could only find the honey & nut or multigrain versions, which I was allergic to. I wish I had fewer allergies!
Andrea
I always think of your dad when I see Corn Flakes, although ours come with only English. That used to be his favorite cereal, before he tasted your mom's yummy granola.
Love,
Aunt Amy
I William. Good to see a picture of you in the snow! You have experienced many changes of climate and weather- alomst like living in Michigan.
Thanks for the interesting pictures and comment on Cambodia.
I have been reading many of the books we took home from your Mom's library.
Sarah and I are in the library right now- on Saturday. It is 55 degrees and foggy-rain. Spring is here. Sarah and I went for a bike ride yesterday along Plaster Creek which was very high and muddy. A tree had fallen across the path so
we had to cut through the brush and raspberry bushes to get around it. Love Grandma S
I William in my coment should have been, Hi William. I should proof read before I sent.(: Grandma S
That's okay. I didn't notice your slip.
;-)
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