Little signs…

that our house is finally feeling more like our home. Yes, I know home is where the heart is, but sometimes it's nice to have a few items that just really remind you of your family and not just Drexel Heritage.

 

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UAB or Unnacompanied Air Freight is finally delivered to our house nearly 6 weeks after it arrived in country. It actually beat us to the Managua, if you can believe that.

 

 

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I had just unpacked this when he arrived home from school. Like Christmas…no, better.

 

 

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After two months of waiting, I finally have my new tea kettle, a small moving treat.

 

 

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Hours of play…hours. Best thing we packed in the UAB.

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The cat also found a play spot.

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Stroke of genius: thinking to throw the plasma car into UAB at the last minute. Nick, riding around our extremely not-so-traveled (and gated) street. The little hill just ahead leads to the large, flat area that is our driveway (and play space).

 

 

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Last, but not least, today's DIY project: Nick's indoor playhouse. It's still in process, just needs a bit of decorating and a lamp, according to Nick.

 

 

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China gives the playhouse two non opposable thumbs up.

 

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The only thing that we discovered that had been lost yesterday. 

 

 

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Yep, another tooth. Nick lost his other bottom front tooth while at school.

And the car?  HHE (boat freight/household effects)?  Well, the car is on a boat making its way here and the HHE has been here for several weeks, so it should only be a matter of time.  Now to enjoy a cup of coffee in *my* mug….

2 Responses to Little signs…

  1. Natasha's avatar Natasha says:

    Hooray for UAB! Six weeks isn’t too bad of a wait. Love the tea kettle. I have slowly but surely been building a collection of Le Creuset items over the past few years (like, one or two items a year). I’m obsessed!

  2. Hanelene's avatar Hanelene says:

    We have that same playhouse 🙂 A year nto our assignment they still love it. Too bad it’s still in Cairo.

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