Sunday, March 31, 2013

Spring Break

Great time together this week in singapore. We went to Pulau Ubin to ride bikes and have a tasty lunch. We went to the oceanarium and watched a manta ray play in the bubbles of a scuba diver-flip after flip after flip. We went on a tree top walk and saw lots of monkeys. Back to school tomorrow - only 9 weeks until summer break!

















Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Back to Work & Summer Plans

Josh returned to work last week and is doing wonderfully! His knee is still an issue, but it is getting better. The intensive PT has helped immensely along with all the stretching and swimming. It is SO great to all be exploring and active again.

Summer plans are in the works. Here is what we have so far:

Home to Denver on June 30th (via Paris, Berlin, Prague, & Helsinki)
Denver until July 16th-ish Wisconsin - family reunion-back to Denver on July 21st
July 22-24 Breckinridge
July 26 to San Francisco
July 28 back to Singapore

Please let us know if you are around so we can see you!!!!

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Cast and braces

Ethan was rip sticking with a friend on Monday and fell on his wrist. The pain persisted, so we took him to the doctor, but the radiology department had already closed-off to the ER. Ethan got checked in, an x-ray, consultation, and a cast (even though the pain was attributed to a sprain), and medicine for S$98! Unbelievable! So affordable and fast! We we t to Chilis for dinner so Ethan could get a hamburger-because of the cast, no physical activity for a week. That meant no field day for Ethan! Instead, he got braces and treated to lunch at our favorite dumping restaurant - din tai Fung. Laney wants a cast and braces now so she can go out to Chili's and Din Tai Fung!



Saturday, February 9, 2013

Chinese New Year

Great night with friends and family! Josh was able to be there-each day is better than the day before!!













Saturday, February 2, 2013

Fame-The Middle School Play

Ethan is on his way to the middle school play cast party after 3 great performances. As a 6th grader, the parts were few and far between, but the director wrote in roles and scenes so more could participate. He beamed on stage, and Laney is super inspired to tryout once she enters middle school.