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Juergen and I finally got our breakfast out (for our anniversary). We found a nice cafe with a breakfast buffet. We were the only ones there. I am very confused about life. I want a bigger garden. I actually do not want to move. I guess I'm not confused about that! Thomas is finally making friends at school, Nicole is in her last two years of school, Jessica may get to stay an extra year in her school (I'll write more about that). We want to be even more involved in church. I could go on and on. The one thing I'm not confused about is I feel good where I am at and I don't want to change that. What I want is a garden. I know I could not protect it if someone wanted to rob my garden, but I think I should stop looking at houses and just try to find a garden to rent or buy. Maybe if I found the perfect house in this area...maybe I would move? But for now I just can not see it! I like my house, my neighbors...I only want a bigger garden!

So Jessica’s teacher said Jess may be able to stay one extra year in school. She loves her school and her teachers. I felt so sad when I learned this was her final year of school. Now they say that she maybe able to stay one extra year. That would be such an answer to prayer. Please pray that this could work out!

Nicole begins taking singing lessons today. We are so honored that she can take lessons with Johannes Falk. He is a very gifted person. Here is samples of Nicole’s singing teacher.




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Shelldell said…
I think hydroponics is the answer for you can grow vertically indoors somewhere not taking much space and year round where you can keep an eye on it.
You can get a system for around $300 to $400 dollars, or go on u-tube and build a fish tank hydroponic system for growing lettuce.
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