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10 months!!!
... made some steps independently. I love to crawl up the stairs, I love to babble dada, mama, papa, duli-duli, didel-didel, etc., I wave to visitors or to my parents and try to say ade-ade (bye bye in German), I started to eat proper food, just like Mami and daddy and I loooove meat – guess where that comes from ;)?)
I'm just developing wonderful. This last month, unfortunately I got my ...
3/4 years old!
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Hey Yaira, you´re already 9 months! You are developing perfectly. You´re as energetic as three people together and like this, you keep us active. Crawling - you´re as fast as Speedy Gonzales so that we had to fix baby gates at the stairs. Nothing is safe anymore. You pull yourself everywhere up, you´re able to stand undependable for a short time, before you plump down on your butt and you want to go forward with our help. With much effort, you clear out ...
A Hundred Places in 36 Hours
Yesterday night I returned from a little vacation in the Southern part of Germany. My Aunt and I visited what seemed like a hundred different cities and towns in less than two days! We started our trip in the city Ulm, which has little rivers flowing through the towns and also boarders the Danube River. We walked around the town exploring the little streams and beautiful buildings and also climbed the tallest church in the world, The Ulm Minster. I was ...
8 months!
... now and I´m fit for my next month!
8 meses Yaira Lea Lüscher
Tengo 8 meses! Me entreno en reptar, subir a mi y en estar de pie. Puedo estar sentado ahora. Como papilla 3 veces cada dia y como ya algunas comidas solidas de la mesa. Me gusta la comida solida; estoy una nena grande ya. A veces bebo agua o te de la copa – con ayuda de mis padres. Durante la noche, bebo el cuarto. Mama ha quitado la teta a mi porque no quiero leche ...
A crash course in Appenzeller history and culture
... size replica of an alpine farmer’s hut and all his cheesemaking equipment (in the summer months, the milk is turned into cheese up in the alpine huts as it takes too long to transport the milk back to a milk dairy). It was fascinating to see the ornate decorative woordwork on the cheese moulds and butter churns and moulds, too. There is also a life size model of a pack horse typical of the region that was used to carry cheese rounds and we ...