Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

*-* spring *-*





Spring is here - we felt it today! Frida Viola picked me flowers and she litteraly jumped out of her snowsuit.

We have been so busy lately. Everything is changing here. Molly has started with another little girl at the same age in a private day care with a young woman. I think she likes it and it is so good for her to be together with other kids at her age. A has started a new job, and our renovation project seems to be never ending. I am going to start up in new projects too - tell you more later.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Last couple of days










The last couple of days in our old house have been wonderful.
We started out as 14 and ended up being just the 3 of us.

We have been doing more work on the house, visiting flea markets, cooking and baking more food, some of us seeking for eggs - and all of us just enjoying the place and the beautiful weather.

Friday, April 22, 2011

First 2 days











First couple of days in our old Swedish house!
I love to re-open the house after winter - after all these months. Now the house is bustling with life: We are 14, 7 kids and 7 grown ups.

The kids love it - they are playing all day long outside.

We have been cleaning the house, preparing the ground for summer, painting the facade, baking, cooking, making yoga and playing.  


Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Finally!






Finally spring and finally vacation!
We will leave tomorrow!

Today we found these nice handpainted wooden eggs at the Polish grocery.
Happy Easter!

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Weekend Report







We have been outside all weekend: Walking, playing, eating,
some of us sleeping.

I feel that spring is finally here.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Botanical Gardens at Winter







I know it sounds strange but we went to Botanical Gardens today.
It was cold, quiet and empty. There was this special beauty of decay and desertion that only belongs to winter. Despite the ongoing winter ambience, little signs of spring were peeping through the forest floor.