Blogging failure!
Once again, I apologize for the lack of recent blogs! It gets really hard to think about organizing the pictures and stories in order to post a coherent blog about them, so I put it off and it gets worse and worse! I'm almost done sorting through pictures from Venice, Vienna and Rome though, so those will be up on Picasa soon.
Mostly, I just wanted to say that I love my family very much and am really glad to have you guys! I cannot wait to see you for the holidays, it is going to be the best Christmas present ever. I just had a great nigh eating traditional South-Tyrolan food with some great people and drinking wine and grappa and talking about Europe and cultures and politics and whatever crossed our minds. Then I came home and saw the great pictures from the Manning's visit in FoCo and realized how wonderful my family is!
Also, I now have a bike, which needs some work and oil and whatnot, but is super exciting. And I think I am going to move out of Rainerum next semester, regardless of the cost, and that thought makes me really happy! I hope you all are doing well, and I promise that you will get some pictures really soon.
I love you all.
posted by Q Schroe @ 12:59 AM
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4 Comments:
Quentin - and we all love you back! We're super excited to see you at Christmas and all be together. Family is the best. Awesome that you may be moving out, that place sounds not so great. And way cool that you have a bike - where'd you get it? Fun times! Love you so much.
I second dad's sentiments! It's so exciting that you get to come home for Christmas, it will be great to see you and hear all of your stories!
Yay for a new bike too! What is the weather like there now? Will it get really cold over the winter or will you be able to ride all year?
Love you!
Yet another echo to the "can't wait to see you too" refrain... I'm in Portland right now, one more night away at a conference, and I can't wait to get home to see the babykins - family! And to see you over the holidays! There's still some Clynelish (sp?) left and some Rogue (brewing) whiskey - they make one using the same grain bill as their most popular beer. Can't remember if you've had it yet or not... Mmm. :)
Love you!
Yeah, a late "me too!" I am really looking forward to seeing you. I am glad you are having a good time in Italy and spending evenings like the one you described.
Looking forward to pics of the bike and stories of fun bike trips.
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