• Untitled post 4732

    Frommage A week or two ago we had raclette for supper (melt cheese – pour over potatoes – eat – feel your stomach fill and arteries clog) Delicious. We drove up to a cremerie – a small farm where the man makes his own cheese / yogurt etc.  The kids play with the bunnies in…

  • Frommage

    A week or two ago we had raclette for supper (melt cheese – pour over potatoes – eat – feel your stomach fill and arteries clog) Delicious. We drove up to a cremerie – a small farm where the man makes his own cheese / yogurt etc.  The kids play with the bunnies in the…

  • Untitled post 4736

    Going for Eggs One of the great things about living outside of the city – and especially living here – is proximity to nature.  Not only are we close to forests, mountains etc – but there is a small farmer just across the field.  Thus – when we have enough time for the children to…

  • Going for Eggs

    One of the great things about living outside of the city – and especially living here – is proximity to nature.  Not only are we close to forests, mountains etc – but there is a small farmer just across the field.  Thus – when we have enough time for the children to spend to get…

  • Location, Location, Location.

    So we have been trying to find a place to rent for about a month and a half now – with little success (OK – NO success).   UPDATE: since I started writing this we have now indeed found a place – (we hope) will update with details etc when we have them. One of…

  • Location, Location, Location.

    So we have been trying to find a place to rent for about a month and a half now – with little success (OK – NO success).   UPDATE: since I started writing this we have now indeed found a place – (we hope) will update with details etc when we have them. One of…

  • well, that was weird

    I was extra tired this afternoon (having left the house at 6:44) – so by the time I was leaving the business school – I was dragging a bit.  I also had an incredible pounding headache- which I had thought may be attributed to caffiene (I have pretty much stopped drinking coffee altogether {thank you…

  • well, that was weird

    I was extra tired this afternoon (having left the house at 6:44) – so by the time I was leaving the business school – I was dragging a bit.  I also had an incredible pounding headache- which I had thought may be attributed to caffiene (I have pretty much stopped drinking coffee altogether {thank you…

  • Untitled post 4750

    Le Retour des Alpages avec la famille Cho Our great friends the Cho’s are here for a visit.  Which is fairly interesting since they planned their trip before we planned on moving here.  Works out pretty nice.  Since we’re still at the Simoni’s house – it’s kind of like we’re standing in for them –…

  • Le Retour des Alpages avec la famille Cho

    Our great friends the Cho’s are here for a visit.  Which is fairly interesting since they planned their trip before we planned on moving here.  Works out pretty nice.  Since we’re still at the Simoni’s house – it’s kind of like we’re standing in for them – as some kind of surrogate hosts. On Saturday…

  • September 30, 2010

    “This was a day that will go Down in infamy. On September thirtieth, two-thousand-and-ten, Jonah Watts wore a pair of pants for the first time since we left Edmonton in early August.“ It’s not that it’s been cold here, in fact we’re experiencing a loverly “Indian summer” right now (for what it’s worth – I’m pretty sure summer…

  • September 30, 2010

    “This was a day that will go Down in infamy. On September thirtieth, two-thousand-and-ten, Jonah Watts wore a pair of pants for the first time since we left Edmonton in early August.“ It’s not that it’s been cold here, in fact we’re experiencing a loverly “Indian summer” right now (for what it’s worth – I’m pretty sure summer…

  • Doesn’t even know how to speak well.

    Living in a place where the commonly used language is not your mother tongue is a true learning experience. It’s’ a learning experience in that it gives you the opportunity to acquire a skill (speaking another language) that you previously didn’t have. But it’s also a very visceral experience of coming to understand what others…