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The children are all getting on great and have settled in well. Meg, who is seven, is being enrolled at a local mainstream primary school, and will start as soon as an interpreter is found for her.

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The boys Engel and Marius are doing well and will be starting a morning nursery soon. Luckily they are young enough that they shouldn't find learning English too difficult, even if we have a hard time understanding them.

DD: Galina Anastasia "Galya" age 3
DD: Pytor Sven nine months

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Galya is enrolled in Mommy & Me, a playgroup that meets three times a week to play with other children and their mothers. She loves it there and has made several friends, despite her struggle to speak English. Pytor is slowly adapting, although I think he doesn't like being around so many strangers.

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"If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. If life gives you boxes, make cardboard soup!" - Liza Albert Hannah

Beata and Gisa are identical 2 year old twin girls from Germany. They are ajusting well, and are learning english and german. We are concerned that Beata will be teased about her name, so we are calling her Margie, as a short form of her middle name.
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My daughter is not able to walk but can talk.He is very kind though his parents were not.He goes to a school for disabled people,they are going to SeaWorld FL, he is very lucky, he is in the "Make a wish Foundation".Her brother, is an acrobatic person, but is allergic to bees, she goes to a Lutheran School, and is also going to SeaWorld, on a different day though.

This message was edited 3/7/2005, 6:16 PM