Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Getting Cooler in Sydney


As it is getting warmer in Kansas City, it is getting cooler in Sydney.   Although, not too cool, it still hits the low-mid 70’s during the days, but the mornings and afternoons once the sun goes down can be chilly.  Cade started his second term and blazers are now compulsory (required).  He is in full swing with activities (soccer, swim, drama and handwriting) and increased homework.  He is exhausted by 7PM every night, but he is so excited to get to school in the morning. 

We have been embracing our city life and taking the bus into the city on Sundays.  The bus stop is two blocks from our house.  The kids love riding the bus and love crossing over the Harbor Bridge.  Paige has been singing a lot of songs around the house as she is preparing for an upcoming Mother’s Day Concert at her school.  She entertained the bus patrons and the streets of Sydney with her musical talents of “The Wheels on the Bus” that we quickly captured in this video.  
 
Matt was in Melbourne and Brisbane all last week traveling to Clients with Cerner’s Chief Operating Officer.  It was a productive week for him, but a long week for me.   Our Internet was pretty much out for almost 3 days last week which was so incredibly frustrating.  We had a technican come out to the house only to tell that they were performing upgrades in the area.   I was warned about the Internet in Sydney, but I mean really, how can a major city get away with such poor service?     I squeezed in a few lunches during the week and attended a new book club, The American Society of Sydney Women.  It is a more serious book club than I am used to.  My book clubs in the past have been more like wine clubs.  It is fun group and a good way to meet more people.     Last Sunday we had breakfast at our new favorite restaurant at Balmoral Beach called the Boatshed.  Future visitors, you will definitely love this place.  Not only is it on the water, it has amazing food and hundreds of fresh cut flowers daily.  

We were shocked to see that Kansas City was hit with May snow.  Sending warm thoughts your way. 

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