Skip to main content

Doe a Deer

Image
By
Ask and you shall receive. Here is a video that shows how much our kids (Noah and Ella) loved the Sound of Music tour in Salzburg, Austria. Thanks to Grandma who bought them the Sound of Music Soundtrack that we played for 7 hours in the car from Salzburg to Zurich...

So Long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu...


Labels:

Comments

robbyblogger said…
I like "TI, a drink with garlic bread!"
Seven hours with Julie Andrews. It could have been "Baby Beluga."
Glad to see you enjoyed the trip.
Aunt Mo might like Raffi for Christmas?
26 November 2007 at 13:28
Kathleen said…
Sign them up now!! I can see their names up in lights. I suggest "Baby Beluga" it's rather catchie.
26 November 2007 at 16:14
David B said…
That's funny! I wasn't sure if others would hear the "drink with garlic bread" bit. They like baby beluga too, I guess I just have to put them in a car with it for 7 hours to learn all the words.
26 November 2007 at 19:16
Loretto Woods said…
I remember my son 16 years ago when he was 2 singing Old MacDonald for 7 hours over and over and over again. I particularly remember the fact that he insisted on only singing about the cow mooing. You'll be glad to have this memory on tape David. I wish I had one of my Paul.
27 November 2007 at 10:09
Debbie (Mathews) Marangoni said…
Adorable kiddies - and very talented. It brings back memories of you, Dave, singing while riding your "Big Wheel" at your house on Ronaldshay.
28 November 2007 at 10:16
Kathleen said…
Thats funny Deb it reminds me of Dave sitting on the picnic table on Ronaldshay. He had to be two and could count to 40 just like they did on Seasame Street.
30 November 2007 at 16:21
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Bochsler Family Update

By
Last week I tried to "encourage" my family to post to this blog. I sent them all TERRIBLE pictures of themselves and threatened to post them here if they didn't post their own. Although they all responded soon enough to my threat, nobody has updated this blog yet. To be fair, this sort of thing is easier for me to do so I'll give a general update on the family. I won't post those nasty pictures just yet, because I'm sure there are some of me floating around and I don't want to start a war. You may remember there are 6 kids, in order of age: Mark, Colleen, Paul, David, Kathleen & Kevin. Hearing it listed like that reminds me of being called for dinner. :) Mom and Dad (Maureen and Al) are both in good health and living in that big house you remember in Ancaster. The house and property itself would look very different to many of you as my Dad's projects have really transformed the place. There are no more big willow trees (and no more treehouse!) :( ...
1 comment
Read more

Fred's big award

By
> 2008 Representative’s Awards of Excellence Recipients Fred Ford - Advocacy Award of Excellence For over 30 years, Fred Ford has demonstrated an unwavering dedication in his professional life, plus contributed countless volunteer hours, to improving the lives of children and youth, and the organizations that support them. Fred has been a key driver in building relationships between the non-profit sector, government and communities to increase supports available to vulnerable children in B.C., and communicating the need to take action as a community on child sexual abuse issues. He is also a strong advocate for people with developmental disabilities, particularly those who were institutionalized and abused as children. His work with the BC Self Advocacy Foundation was critical in creating the Institutional Legacy Trust Fund. Fred has led numerous influential campaigns to raise awareness and funding for Vancouver Island service agencies delivering the Sexual Abuse and Intervention Pr...
6 comments
Read more