The waiting game
This is Inki's last week of work for a while. I've been out now for a couple of weeks and have been trying to do all the nesting stuff that needs doing but shouldn't be done around Inki (painting, for instance). After she comes home on Friday, we're officially just sitting around waiting for something to happen in the next 2-6 weeks. Hopefully that means I'll get caught up a bit in my blogging -- things are happening here more often than once every few weeks, though it would be hard to tell from the frequency my blog posts.
We do have a couple of visits to look forward to. Bridget, a friend and former colleague from SF, is stopping in for a few days next week, and Jacob, one of my former students, is flying up from Germany the week after that. It should be a lot of fun; there's lots to see and do here, and summer days in the low 80s that last 20+ hours each are hard to beat....
More posts, more frequently from now on. I promise. At least until the birth....
posted by PartTimeNorwegian @ 11:40 AM
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Aw, I must admit I'm a little jealous of them. It'd be so fun to visit you in Norway and all. Waldorf was definately not the same without you. Although now I'm heading off to my non-waldorf world, and who knows what kind of teachers I'll find there. Hopefully some that will be able to keep me as attentive as you were able to. I know, you're probably surprised that what little attention I seemed to pay in your class was what I concidered my most attentive, but I have improved since then. Hopefully.
-Julia
Julia,
Good luck in the post-Waldorf world. I'm sure you'll do well, and I hope you'll have some fun along the way.
If you think it would be fun to visit, well, all you have to do is ask....
-R
I think I'll have to kill that Jacob kid...
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