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10 months!!!
... flu. My parents got it first therefore they could understand my suffering quite well. But now, I feel better and I can spend time on more enjoyable things like trying Christmas cookies, emptying my first Santa Claus bag (with many mandarins and no peanuts!) or marvel at the heavy snowfall. Soon, I will celebrate my first Christmas and first New Year :)!
That’s all for this year, more to come in ...
3/4 years old!
... wenn wir dir rufen oder du uns von weitem kommen siehst, du plapperst mit uns, plapperst nach, fütterst uns, machst gerne Gugus-Dada, kletterst auf uns herum und lachst uns immer wieder an, so dass es uns einfach mitreisst. Du bist ein tolles Kind und es ist bereichernd, dich in unserem Leben zu haben und dich in deinem Leben begleiten zu dürfen. Unser kleiner Zwirbel, wir sind gespannt auf den nächsten Monat mit dir :)!
9 months Yaira Lea ...
A crash course in Appenzeller history and culture
... We then sat down in the little theatre to watch a ten minute presentation in English (normally in German but different languages available upon request) on Appenzeller cheese production – Rick Steves seems to think the presentation treads a fine line between informative and advertising but I found it mostly informative (or perhaps that’s because I knew already that I was going to buy the cheese before even entering the factory). ...
When the cows come marching in...Alpabfahrt!
... grabbed an umbrella - she read my mind and said, "See you back at the TI.."
I high-tailed it out of there and in a few seconds I was running alongside the cows. Some had some pretty big horns and they were sort of eyeing me – luckily this wasn’t Pamplona so I figured I was safe. I decided I wasn’t going to be able to pass all of them along the narrow, cobblestone streets, so I took a detour. Now I don’t really know the ...
Barfussweg
... just outside the pedestrian zone and wandered through the cobblestone streets of the town admiring one of the best preserved traditional small towns in Switzerland. We stopped by the TI and that’s when I saw a sign in the window that had a picture of a small boy leading a herd of goats and then some dates, city names and times listed. I didn’t understand what the sign conveying and so I inquired. And it was a good thing I did ...