Your days tends to go like this -
coffee, meat, wine, ice cream, coffee, meat, wine, ice cream, coffee
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Matias said once while on the train in a funny accent "this is my country" where upon that then became our "motto" of the trip
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Liam's days tended to go like this -
bottle, vintina, car, stroller, bottle, yogurt, nap, bottle, car, playtime, bottle, dinner, nap
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Jasmine - fresh, tight, little sachets of pure delight
If I could have video taped that scent, I would have left happy
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Blue sky - Celeste - the color of their flag
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Green greens - the color of Spring turning into Summer in December
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Shutters on the bedroom windows that slammed against the house when opened & letting in a spectacular breeze
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Me telling Matias that the breeze was my favorite thing about Buenos Aires, to which he responded "the city is named after it, you know"
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Taking pictures with scrapbook layouts in mind. It's an obsession I know, but I love it, so there.
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Taking Siestas
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Speaking French instead of Spanish just about every single time I attempted to respond to someone properly
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Having our son's passport stamped for the first time
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Jumping a horse over the tallest fence in the arena because Pepe trusted me to
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Watching Liam fall in love with family & them in return - despite the language barrier
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Watching our boy turn into a Little Trooper & become a World Traveler so young in life
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Being able to walk around and know places & knowing that I want to return
Friday, December 14, 2007
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2 comments:
Taking Siestas... Mmmm I would move to a Spanish speaking country just for these...
I was also excited to have Matthew's passport stamped for the first time though it was only through to Canada... I am excited to show him the world!!!
ONLY CANADA?!?!?!
;)
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