Arghhh! So it's literally been over a month since I've blogged about anything and I'm so far behind. So, bear with me. I'm going back to August 2012 in this post...
It's hard to believe our children are starting their SECOND year of school in India. Pinch me. Wild! I still can't believe it!
Just like at home, the school bus comes to pick up The Fab Four for school. The biggest difference is that they ride about 45-60 minutes ONE WAY to school everyday. They also wear a school uniform everyday. Depending on the day - It is either a "formal uniform" that looks similar to that of a McDonald's uniform or a "PE uniform" that is more comfortable than the "formal" attire but still lacking in the "fashion" and "cool" department. The beauty of it is that when everyone is dressed as equally "dorky" as you are....nobody says anything about it! :0) David is still young enough that he can wear whatever he wants to school. Next year he will join his siblings and be in uniform as well.
It's hard to believe our children are starting their SECOND year of school in India. Pinch me. Wild! I still can't believe it!
Just like at home, the school bus comes to pick up The Fab Four for school. The biggest difference is that they ride about 45-60 minutes ONE WAY to school everyday. They also wear a school uniform everyday. Depending on the day - It is either a "formal uniform" that looks similar to that of a McDonald's uniform or a "PE uniform" that is more comfortable than the "formal" attire but still lacking in the "fashion" and "cool" department. The beauty of it is that when everyone is dressed as equally "dorky" as you are....nobody says anything about it! :0) David is still young enough that he can wear whatever he wants to school. Next year he will join his siblings and be in uniform as well.
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| Rachel Grade 5 Ms. Jyothi & Ms. Sreedevi |
