After enjoying a delicious lunch with Kelly (it was quite a bargain at just 89 kroner each!), we all had to report back to the visa office for more forms. Zach met his match there---a cute little Pakistani girl who was not good at sharing legos either. While they haggled over who had what first, threw blocks at each other, and were even repremanded by the very stern looking security guard for being too loud (no, not my proudest moment ever), we finished up our paperwork and we are now officially allowed to be here for a year (and I'm sure the security guard is thrilled we won't need to come back).
We parted ways with Daddy and then rode the subway and bus back to our neighborhood to do our daily grocery shopping. Zach is always eager to go to the market because he gets to push around a tiny grocery cart. Even though he's run these things into my heels about a million times, I still think it is pretty darn cute.
Also pretty cute:
We parted ways with Daddy and then rode the subway and bus back to our neighborhood to do our daily grocery shopping. Zach is always eager to go to the market because he gets to push around a tiny grocery cart. Even though he's run these things into my heels about a million times, I still think it is pretty darn cute.
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