This blog has turned into a tale of two different journeys: one we picked and one that picked us. In 2006, we moved to New Zealand to create a new life. In 2014, Jennifer was thrown into the world of a breast cancer patient. Here she muses about life and love and change. (For Jennifer's professional blog, see cultivatingleadership.com)
16 March 2007
Accent check
Patsy's comments make me laugh! I'm still working on the whole house decision. It turns out there's quite a crack in the foundation, so there's an engineers report to get. As per my mother's request, here are some straight out videos of the family, often with affected kiwi accents. (Mom says that I shouldn't let the scenery get in the way of the children.) Because of this, these might be extraoridinarily uninteresting for those of you not blood relatives, so watch at your own peril (Nancy, you can watch with Dad and Jamie on a Wednesday night...).
The news here from me is that the summer seems to have (at least briefly) returned. I switched the summer quilt to a winter one and then back again, trying to go with the weather and failing. Our dear friend Rob is coming to stay with us tomorrow (he's on a plane across the Pacific right now), and I'm starting to worry about my trip to the US in a couple of weeks. Fuller reports coming: tomorrow is the first day of soccer for the kids. Any other requests for things you'd like to see or hear about?
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Three 'ticks' for charming accents! Aidan is completely munchable and Naomi is a stunner! Michael clearly has a future as a documentary presenter... great screen presence... philosophical...
Oh and here's a free engineer's report: THERE'S. A. CRACK. IN. THE. FOUNDATION - NOT GOOD. Even at the bottom of a hill. Listen to Mummy, THE CRACKS IN NEW ZEALAND ARE JUST LIKE THOSE IN ATLANTA, CAMBRIDGE, SAN ANDREAS... Just how big is this crack for goodness sake?
(And bree-eathe)
So Jennifer, let's hear your rendition of the NZ accent. Go on, don't be shy :)
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