Alek can recite the stations on the Kyoto Subway Karasuma line.
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An aromatic life with three boys
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The boys:
Max, age 10. "Canive dessert?" Alek, age 7. "Can we go home now?"
Hugo, age 7. "I'll eat it."
Fig, age 3 (approx.) The Famous Puggle.
Their parents:
Beth: mom. Professor, occasional domestician
Darrin: dad, Professor, wine taster
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Hello Beth,
ReplyDeleteNice to hear Alek and know that you all are doing fine. I had a brief email exchange with Darrin after the event, but did not hear from him after that initial email. I am assuming you all are impacted, but daily life is moving along. I found out about this blog thru' Wendy. Seems like quite an adventure for the family.
Hope all is well at your end.
Take care,
Shalabh & Karla
I think you should be the conductor on the train, announcing the stations, Alek! Yeah!! Love, Gramma
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