We are home! It has been a very busy but productive first week back in Austria.
Being back here feels just as good as I was expecting. There is something about being back home that gives me a sense of peace and a feeling of being settled that I have missed so much over the last 7 months.
Although we didn't have long to get over jet lag and get settled before life picked up again, we at least had a few days to run errands, sleep and get organized. Some things we accomplished included:
- Picking up Ellie's visa that I applied for back in January. All set!
- Unpacking and finding spots for everything we acquired while we were in the U.S.
- Sorting through our belonging at home and putting back all of our decor items that were moved while we were away
- Buying groceries and stocking up on basic household products, like toiletries, paper towels, etc.
- Planting our balcony garden with herbs
- Planting our community garden plot
- Getting lots of items ready for the interns, like binders of documents, cell phones and a gift basket
It was a busy busy few days, but we are all settled and back into the swing of things, with our interns here and Nate preparing for a sermon at the end of the month.
Here are a few photos from our travels and our first week back!
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On the plane! We had a very smooth flight. Ellie enjoyed activities and then slept for about 4.5 hours. |
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We're here in Vienna! With so so many bags.... |
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Planting and watering our balcony garden |
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Back at the dog park with Mozzy. We were so excited to be reunited! |
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Ellie decorating signs for our interns |
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Baby is 22 weeks! I had swollen ankles after the flight, but now things are back to normal. |
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My helper planting our vegetables in our community garden plot (in a raised bed). |
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Visiting Schönbrunn Palace with our interns and seeing the roses. |
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Our interns are here!! |
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Nate got an immersion circulator for his birthday in March and has been so excited to try it out! |
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