There are many things you do not get just because you are the youngest in a family. But you surely get to go and see the places, do the things your older siblings are up to.First, Annie accompanied Daniel to his Boy Scout Camping. She made sure the tent is set up right for the night, pre-tasted all the food and checked out some of the activities Daniel had to go to.
She found very quickly a friend of her own, Luc, a 6 year old boy who played soccer, basketball and wrestling with her.
Daniel and Norbert stayed at the Camp and had a great night with several dozen Som'mores, hot-dogs, burgers, a great summer storm with heavy rain (:) and 2 ticks.Daniel's eye patch was part of his first aid course where every kid could "choose a type of injury" to be treated with.
For Annie and me it was time to leave before camp fire to meet up Julia for her Good-Bye Party to her Class in Primary School.The Class delivered some incredible performance no still picture can really reflect so I gave up trying.
They acted out a 25 year class reunion with original ideas who became what by then - they sang a rap - played theater - and put up a puppet musical show!
Annie had no trouble finding playing buddies, some 10 year old and teenage boys and girls.
She spent Sunday morning with me at the Opel Zoo before we joined up to Julia and Daniel.
They were on a Circus Course, learning some Acrobatics and Magic.No need to say, Annie used the chance to try her skills right away.
Before I forget, there is one thing she can regularly attend without her brother and sister because they stay longer at school- lunch with us during weekdays!
And in the evening, while the other two are rehearsing for school- she can put to test her wildest ideas in modern architecture!
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