Hello from St. Ives,
here this week was a normal everyday occurrence, so there's not really tell what your home have not seen any ...
end of January was the "International Holocaust Remembrance Day." Therefore, the issue was also addressed in the school. You can get the impression that the 2 World War II and more are addressed much more fully than in Germany itself
also in the school the subject of "bacteria" used again and again ... (not just the advertising tells us that everywhere Baktierien or are flying around) ... and "bacteria" heist in English, "GERMS" ...
Jeremy has really learned very good English - he knows a lot and does her own thoughts .... From the context of the two subjects in school was found for Jeremy following question:
"Why did the English say actually always bacteria to the Germans?"
hear Pronounced in fact Germs and Germans in much the same ... we were able to reassure him then, it is not related to the Germans ....
Porthminster Today we were at the beach, a seal was seen for long. Suddenly, quite near to see some dolphins. First they moved towards St. Ives, a short time later towards Carbis Bay ... For the first time we were able to observe how she jumps made from the water. I was able to film them. Unfortunately, there is no picture of it. Maybe I'll soon set an image.
much from the South West of England - Have a nice week
Regards
Harry & Family
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