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Tag Archives: school
The First Last
We are back in Tokyo and are all suddenly feeling like there’s a giant clock ticking down our time left in Japan . The Cuties will randomly mention something they did last Winter or Spring they didn’t realize would be … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Celebrations
Tagged first day of school, frame, japan, organic bloom, school, tokyo
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What the What
I know. My World’s Worst Blogger Award is prominently displayed on the mantel and I’m wearing the cone of shame. But I’ve been up to my ears in all sorts of things and decided blogging had to go on the back burner so … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary Days I Love, Uncategorized
Tagged alligator, Arnold Palmers, baking, bat mitzvah, bicycle, blog, camp, color war, Expats, happy place, Kiawah, Lilly Pulitzer, low country, luggage, moving, packing, pool, projects, s'mores, school, south carolina, summer, swimming, water ski
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Excuses, Excuses
Boy, do I got ’em. The return to Real Life and the start of the school year has pretty much kicked my butt. Because the dining room table has been covered in my piles of projects, we’ve eaten almost every … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary Days I Love, Organizing
Tagged agenda, bat mitzvah, byobu, calendar, Cambodia, classes, cooking, gala, girlfriends, household binder, invitations, japan, Lilly Pulitzer, Mom Agenda, notebook, organizing, PTA, school, Secretary, sumi-e, tours, travel, Trivia Night, Vietnam, wine, yom kippur
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Winterfest Hodgepodge
This past weekend was our school Winterfest. It was one of those absolutely beautiful late fall/early winter days that was crisp and sunny and just delightful on which to be outside. Especially in contrast to last year, which fell on … Continue reading
Just Keep Swimming
Both Cuties tried out for and subsequently made their school swim team this fall. It has been a terrific season so far, and they are getting so much out of being a part of this kind of team, working on … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged cerebral palsy, diving, Finding Nemo, hats, meet, nail polish, pool, school, spirit, stroke, swimming, team
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And They’re Off!
I officially have a Fifth Grader and a Third Grader today! We met their teachers on Friday, saw their classrooms and found out their class lists. We are ready to go. Which in Tokyo, when you ride the bus an … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrations
Tagged backpack, bento, bus, fifth grade, first day of school, frame, japan, Lilly Pulitzer, lunch box, organic bloom, organizing, school, school supplies, snacks, summer, third grade, water bottles
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A Great Reason to Bring Your Kids to Japan
There were a lot of reasons why we made the decision to move to Japan, but tops on the list were the kinds of experiences our children could have. So imagine my delight when checking Little Cutie’s homework folder and … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Celebrations
Tagged adventures, calendar, japan, new year's, restaurants, school, silliness, slurping, soba noodles
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A Day of Firsts
Today was the first day of 2nd and 4th grade for The Cuties. It was their first day walking to the bus in a major city. It was their first day heading off to school in Japan. And it was … Continue reading
