Nana and Grandpa are here, and Maria (and the rest of us) couldn't be happier! We met them at the Stephansdom in Vienna this morning, and spent a few hours walking through the city before riding the train into Gaming.
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6 comments:
Hooray, hooray, what an exciting day.
At last, the road-weary peregrines arrive! Say hi to yer folks for us, and tell Nana to check her email. . .
Y'all have a good time together!
Nana looks a little cold in the photo, but I don't see much snow on the ground. The time in Italy must have thinned her blood. Lansing is getting an arctic blast giving us a low of 1 overnight, and a high of 10 tomorrow.
CK, how can peregrines be "road" weary?
Fred, a confirmed logophile such as yourself must surely know that "peregrine" means "wanderer."
Grandma and Papou are so anticipating our own peregrinations next month. Save some strudel for us!
There's plenty of strudel to go around, don't worry about that.
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