Boxes, wires, lights, shelves… you have it. The apartment still looks a bit ‘wild’, but it’s getting more organised. We’ll finish that tomorrow!
Today, I went to a DIY Store. When I saw I sign saying: Hier kostenlos tanken, (Refuel here free of charge) I got all excited! Until I had to learn a new German word: Fahrrad-Stromtankstelle. That was a bit disappointing in one way, in another way it was incredibly strange. Imagine: your own bicycle electricity refuelling station. Where will it all end, I ask you?
One thing is for certain: there ain’t nothing stopping Pádraig getting back into the swing of it. He’s getting out of the bed again at least once a day.
Guess what we did today? We went out for a short walk in the snow! Could you think of anything nicer?
Hospi-Tales 
Brill!!! Extra-nice to SEE Pádraig ON THE STREET!!! “À la Rue!”
. . Cool ! Checkin’ out the ” ‘hood”.
Welcome home, a Phádraig! — Check it out!
Happy New Life 2015.
xxx Seos
When we look back at some point in the future, Seos, we’ll remember that life started again in 2015…
Freedom is coming when you can go out when you like!!! Besitos y abrazos muchos, muchos
… when you can go out when you like – without masks around your face, ‘standard issue’ aprons covering your body, and without all those “Angst”-inspiring monitors attached!
OMG!!! Just caught up on your blogs for the past week – I’m just so thrilled that the move has happened and that you are getting used to a new routine. Wishing you all strength, happiness, love, laughter and a chance to make many more memories together in you new home. Maith thú, Pádraig – céim eile chun tosaigh. Grá, Siobhán
The move has happened, Siobhán, but we are still frantically trying to catch up 🙂 Talk about excitement!
I am thrilled! Congratulations for such a move. It will happen. Even reading the news from yesterday: Padraig seems to know what to do but “raising anything against gravity” didn’t happen for “ages”!” Great stuff!!! Fantastic actually! Keep practicing. You’re getting there :).
He definitely is getting there, Bärbel. No doubt!