Woodland Antics

{Taken during our holiday in Quebec last July} HA! Love these boys. xo

As the 3 year anniversary our of adventure in Australia approaches I find myself thinking more about all we've done and how much the kids have grown since our departure from Canada.  Reed was five & Fiona four. The age where we let them loose to navigate the world on their own for portions of the day.  I often kid that we're raising Australians.   The reality is Fiona has spent more than half her life living outside the U.S. She doesn't remember ever living there.  A few of weeks ago, at the end of the day, I remembered it was the 4th of July and mentioned it to the kids. They asked me, "What's the Fourth of July?"  I told my American children, it's a lot like Australia Day but in America.- It was a sobering conversation. Today as I looked through some old pictures from our final days in Quebec I found a video I made of our last time fishing on the Becancour River in front of our house. (Boy do we miss that place) Here's that video I made b...

W e've had the most wonderful visit with my parents,sister and niece this week. T oday we had to say farewell. H owever not before breakfast and a stroll through downtown Trois-Rivieres.

"The world is mud-luscious and puddle-wonderful."                                                   ~E. E. Cummings

Some experiences are just too grand to "capture".  As the sun set we watched as thousands of Snow & Canada geese flew towards us landing for a nights rest in Lac St.Pierre.  Taking in the view Wishing you a wonderful nights rest.  (hopefully not in a lake)

Ry before he went to a party last night. November is Grow a Moustache for prostate cancer awareness month. It's December so for the party Ry had a sweet penciled mustache.      Snow fell all day long. It was soft and gentle.  First thing this morning we set out to play.   The remainder of the day was pretty much a snuggle fest. Life is good!

Every snowflake is unique....just like these two.   Wishing you warmth.

We had such a wonderful Saturday as a family.   (I'll post pictures soon)    The ending of our day was just perfect. The sun was setting Then we spotted it. A complete Rainbow! A Double Rainbow! It was so big and close I couldn't get a complete picture of it. So, here's a video. What's at the end of a rainbow? Love Lots and lots of Love!

K nowing we will only be in Quebec for a year or two allows me to view our time here as an extended vacation.   N ow the only question is... Where to first? Hmm? Of course A Train Museum She comforts him and asks lots of questions.   He makes sure she's out of dangers way and always safe. They are the perfect match. Me & my hug bug Perhaps one of the happiest days of his life! If there are flowers Fiona will find them Why don't they ever look at the camera and say " Cheese "? I love how gentle and sweet she is. & I love how I look at her. Fiona, I would definitely bring this one to your therapist. That's it from our day at the Exporail in Montreal.