I was surprised to find C still at home. She was actually supposed to have the full day off, but went in at noon due to something going wrong at work while she was away. I proceeded to spend the remainder of the afternoon organizing paperwork to be brought to Germany. I will also go through other miscellaneous items to leave at the farm as J has learned that our HHG will arrive the 13th of April, only 4 days before I arrive as well.
J spent most of today studying for her German driver's license. It would be beat if she passed tomorrow. I'm sure she will.
J took more pictures of the townhouse we will be living in. 6 actual stories with two of them split level. It's a sizable and quaint place. I google mapped it and found a soccer field and track within a half of a mile from the house too! Should be a great soccer opportunity! The only bummer is that we will have to get Etsy a bark collar. Barking dogs are prohibited, so we have to be careful about it considering we want to bring the cats along if possible. Oh! There is also a train station within about 1/2 mile as well. We're totally set!
JJ, J, A, and C dropped by to visit. We played hide-and-seek for a while, had dinner together, and wandered around the yard a little.
After they left, R decided to go morel mushroom hunting. He apparently found a patch last year nearby the farm creek. I went along, having never morel hunted before. After about 10 minutes, R found the first one. We then found two more nearby. They were only just starting to sprout. I took a picture of one here. I also had the honor of finding the first wood tick on my neck.
Upon our return, we checked the asparagus patch on the farm and found a few sprigs as well.
It was another fun day on the farm.
1 comment:
Such fun finding the new growth in nature in the spring. I wonder at your sleeping in so late. I hope your health is okay. What is a bark collar?
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