Another update
All is well. I'm well. Pneumonia is all over.
Since the last post another year of school has ended. I didn't write about it at all, but it was a good group of students. I initiated a client counseling competition for the students, and it went very well. First time any law school in The Netherlands had participated. I ended up in India with the team, one Swedish/Hungarian guy and one German. Although I was sick while I was there, I was very proud of the team. They didn't win, but I won't go into all the reasons why.
India is incredible. We were in Bangalore - not the best place to visit, but still, very much India. I was able to get to Mysore, which is someplace I've wanted to visit since I started doing yoga more than 30 years ago.
While I was there, I was annoyed by almost everything. Except the food. I enjoyed it all, but was still annoyed. In Bangalore, I always felt as though I was being taken advantage of. Having said that, it's been several months now since I've come home, and I keep thinking that I would like to do it again, but for about six months instead of two weeks. It's the first place I've ever had big culture shock. I think if I went back, I could better factor that in.
We also went to Prague. I'll try to do another post on that.
Ian's won all kinds of awards. I'll save that for another post, too.
We're also one with everything we need to do for the adoption procedure. Now it's just waiting...
And - we've made the change to Macs. We got a desktop and a laptop. I've got to say, the learning curve was a pain, but I'm glad we did it. I see now, though, that I don't have any idea how to upload pics from a Mac to here. I'll do that when I figure it out. Or, maybe I'll switch to using a Mac template instead of blogger.
OK - enough for one post. More later - and hopefully not six months from now.
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Since the last post another year of school has ended. I didn't write about it at all, but it was a good group of students. I initiated a client counseling competition for the students, and it went very well. First time any law school in The Netherlands had participated. I ended up in India with the team, one Swedish/Hungarian guy and one German. Although I was sick while I was there, I was very proud of the team. They didn't win, but I won't go into all the reasons why.
India is incredible. We were in Bangalore - not the best place to visit, but still, very much India. I was able to get to Mysore, which is someplace I've wanted to visit since I started doing yoga more than 30 years ago.
While I was there, I was annoyed by almost everything. Except the food. I enjoyed it all, but was still annoyed. In Bangalore, I always felt as though I was being taken advantage of. Having said that, it's been several months now since I've come home, and I keep thinking that I would like to do it again, but for about six months instead of two weeks. It's the first place I've ever had big culture shock. I think if I went back, I could better factor that in.
We also went to Prague. I'll try to do another post on that.
Ian's won all kinds of awards. I'll save that for another post, too.
We're also one with everything we need to do for the adoption procedure. Now it's just waiting...
And - we've made the change to Macs. We got a desktop and a laptop. I've got to say, the learning curve was a pain, but I'm glad we did it. I see now, though, that I don't have any idea how to upload pics from a Mac to here. I'll do that when I figure it out. Or, maybe I'll switch to using a Mac template instead of blogger.
OK - enough for one post. More later - and hopefully not six months from now.
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