LisaLucyJuliaInBrussels: Catch Up Photos

05 August 2011

Catch Up Photos

A few photos to catch us up from the last couple of days, when I have posted picture-free. Don't worry; we returned to our picture happy ways on Friday.

3 August - beautiful glassware from the Cinquantenaire Museum

3 August - heart art from Cinquantenaire Museum

4 August - Julia in the gardens at the African Art Museum, Tervuren

4 August - Julia bounding toward the African Art Museum, during her special Mommy time while Lucy did a morning of tennis camp

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Quote of the Day

10 August, waitress at La Creperie to Lucy when placing an empty plate down in front of her, "Bon Appetite!"
3 August, Julia, talking about how Mommy knows more about buses and trams in Brussels than Daddy, "Yeah, Dad, and your supposed to be the transportation expert."
29 July, Mommy, "It is a little sauvignon blanc-ish," when describing a sauvignon-sec wine.
28 July, Lucy, "Mom, should you put some Tylenol in your body?"
26 July, Julia, "Mom, look at this baguette. It's as long as my upper body."
23 July, Julia, upon seeing the long lines as we were leaving Notre Dame in the rain, "This must have been Plan B for everyone, right Mom?"
21 July morning, Lucy, "I like first class. We should do this more often."
19 July, muesli cereal box label, "680g of unadulterated breakfast pleasure"
18 July, Julia, after Mommy asked her what her favorite parts of Germany were, "Everything!"
16 July, Michael Imig, when discussing a particularly grumpy look on my face in a picture from Wetzlar, "You're regretting your poor ice cream ["eis"] choice."
14 July, Lucy, to Mom when we first got to the park at Frankfurt and I said they could play in the cold and wind along the river, "Yes Mom that will be the highlight of my trip."
13 July, Lucy, to Mom after she suggested a chocolate-free day, "I love you for your craziness."
11 July, Julia, "The Lazy Song is a great summer theme song!"
09 July, Julia, upon seeing the dishes in our Brussels apartment, "They are very European."