The kindergarten Rose attends in our village had their annual "Sommerfest" at the end of June. There were brats&soda, games for the kids, coffee&cake, and the kids all participated in a program they performed for their families that day.
I signed up to help serve the "kaffee und kuchen" (coffee and cake). I was a little nervous about my lack of German language skills, but my friend Sarah helped me translate through any language barriers I encountered.
These were all the "kaffee und kuchen" workers in my time-slot. I really enjoyed getting to spend a little time with all of them. The woman on the far right is my friend, Sarah. She has two daughters in Rose's school, so I see her at least twice a day--it has been so much fun to get to know her better.
Now the beach beauties are camped out on their towels, and you can see the other Italian representations--pizza, Venice, etc...
Having Rose in a German kindergarten has been such a great experience for both her and I. It has been so neat to get more exposure to the German language and culture.
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So glad you found me on here. I get overwhelmed by facebook and rarely look at my news feeds. Your trip to Sicily looked amazing. I will have to live vicariously through you for my travels abroad. If business keeps booming or if I writethe next best seller maybe I can venture out of good old Springpatch a little more. You have an absolutely beautiful family. Cheers!
Oh my gosh!! Sooo cool that she is in a german preschool! Are you learning German too? And those cakes...deliciousness! Is your friend German?
Ashley, my German is still terrible. I can't tell you how many times I've wished I just studied languages after high school instead of going to college. And the more German I learn, the more I realize how complicated languages are. But I'm still trying to learn a little each day.... And yes, my friend is German--hopefully I'll pick up more of the language from her.
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