Update

Daddy, your shoes are big!


Hello family and friends. Life here in Canada is marching along and we have our first set of written and oral exams coming up on Monday and Tuesday. Our French is improving (we can actually have conversations with people now!) and it hasn't snowed in a little while, although it is still cold :) In two weeks we are going on a field trip to a Sugar Factory..... I'm not sure what that will be like but we'll probably post some pictures later. Have a great week!

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