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Next stop Yokota, Japan!

Posted on January 14, 2014January 16, 2014 by Erica

And we’re off, almost. Next stop Yokota, Japan! See you in about ten hours.

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writeshianwrite says:

January 14, 2014 at 4:08 pm

So cool.

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Welcome! I'm a biologist-turned-stay-at-home-mom-writer and blogger following my Naval Officer husband around the world with our young school-age child, preschooler, and young toddler. Currently living in Kanagawa, Japan.

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Canola fields, my favorite crop in Baden-Württemberg, to enjoy seeing bloom with two of my favorite biker riders. Last picture G and C have goals of starting a cooking show. Stay tuned they have a lot of delicious ideas.

Thought this was funny... Included by G’s religion teacher in his religion homework for today.

Helping my oldest son with his second year of his high school credit Spanish. Who knew Coronavirus would hit, and as an 8th grader he’d end up with “Gringospanish” and his mother as his new Spanish helper, we won’t even consider myself as a spanish teacher. But we got this crossword conjugations and all finished well yesterday together! Actual quotation from yesterday, “I’m sorry. Your mama is not as good of a Spanish teacher as your current teacher at school!” 🙌🧐🤦🏽‍♀️

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Welcome! I'm a biologist-turned-stay-at-home-mom-writer and blogger following my Naval Officer husband around the world with our young school-age child, preschooler, and young toddler. Currently living in Kanagawa, Japan.

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I thought this was the sweetest today. Taking a frisbee break in the middle of a bike ride, and G says we need a picture together and picks up C to make sure she’s in the frame. ❤️

When your littlest decides they work on their homework best right next to you in your chair, and she’s stolen my clipboard. It’s Friday! Homeschooling in German. We’re going to have my youngest son help correct her work a second time just to make sure. ❤️😂👍

Some sweet Alpine forget-me-nots delivered by my friend Carola who was out picking them while dog walking in the rain. Thoughtful friends are the best! ❤️

A great book that I recommend for anyone who wants to travel through the Alps, especially during this quarantine. .... And Boy Scout virtual merit badge weekend. Proud to hear my youngest son say while completing the citizenship in the world badge, “Being a positive world citizen is important for many reasons. Positive world relations promotes world trade, which allows more diverse food to be traded and consumed in our diets which is good for our health and body.” He’s a foodie. ❤️ It’s fun to hear all the interesting views from generation Zoomer.

New front porch message and hydrangeas. ❤️💐🌈

Homeschooling in a second language for a third language class. Lots of fun... said no mother ever. 😂 Bring on the coffee and patience ... it’s Monday! #quarantinetimes

Canola fields, my favorite crop in Baden-Württemberg, to enjoy seeing bloom with two of my favorite biker riders. Last picture G and C have goals of starting a cooking show. Stay tuned they have a lot of delicious ideas.

Thought this was funny... Included by G’s religion teacher in his religion homework for today.

Helping my oldest son with his second year of his high school credit Spanish. Who knew Coronavirus would hit, and as an 8th grader he’d end up with “Gringospanish” and his mother as his new Spanish helper, we won’t even consider myself as a spanish teacher. But we got this crossword conjugations and all finished well yesterday together! Actual quotation from yesterday, “I’m sorry. Your mama is not as good of a Spanish teacher as your current teacher at school!” 🙌🧐🤦🏽‍♀️

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