During the break Camille made wool mice for the kittens and Stefan flew 100 paper airplanes. They blew bubbles, played on the swings, swam, went to riding camp, played checkers, knocked down miles of dominos, read books and we made marshmallows.
As soon as the marshmallows are cooling in the pan, you make the antidote: carrot cabbage spinach soup.
You made marshlmallows?? How fantastic!! They look delicious, and so does the soup.
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Hi guys,
Miss you.
It’s been a whirl, and finally got a chance to catchu up on my Niger connection. I enjoyed the ride – both the kids are looking great!
The ume matsuri is in full swing in Mito – that’s the Plum Blossom Festival.
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We live in the same city and I never see you – so thought I’d better ask this way. -smile-
Can I get that recipe for marshmellows? I’ve tried several and they’ve never turned out as well as yours look! 🙂
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Ohh! Can I get both recipes? You can’t get marshmallows here (sometimes they’re at Stockmann, but you can never count on it and they’re not good), so I’d love to make my own! The girls would love that.
I’ve been so behind in blog reading lately–computer trouble. I’m having fun getting caught up on yours 🙂 It’s really neat that you worked at Hanna Andersson!
Sure wish we had the extra money to actually visit you before you leave Niger. How sweet of you to have offered! I’m really looking forward to your arrival here 🙂
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twenty-something years of "what have you been up to?" 
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