Horaire d'été - Summer time

The Mormon Battalion Museum: last Monday the kids and I discovered for the very first time this small free surprising and interactive museum. Some Religious tell the story of the Mormon Battalion who served from July 1846 to July 1874 during the Mexican-American War. The battalion was a volunteer unit of between 534 and 559 Mormon men and women commanded by regular US Army officers. All those people made a grueling march of nearly 2000 miles long from Council Bluff- Iowa to reach San Diego-California.

The Gold Rush with my thirsty son....oh my Gosh !!!

Lena dressed up by Samantha's house

Here we go, the USAltina, more ecological than ever

Luca in trouble to hold his doll

Alexa's baptism at the Immaculate Conception Church in Old Town: we were glad being invited by our friends Puni and Eduardo. It was a nice and sweet celebration and of course the kids had fun at the party jumping in the bouncy castle. 

Sweet words from Alexa's parents to their lovely daughter

" I never knew I could love so much, until the day I felt your touch.

I softly kissed your tiny cheek, and from under your lashes I saw you peek.

Your beautiful eyes so small and blue, my sweet little baby just brand new.

I cannot wait to watch you grow, from your little head to your tiny toes.

My daughter, my love, my little joy, my little angel, my baby doll toy.

I promise to love you with all my heart, I'm here for you from the very start.

I'll comfort you when you cry, I'll answer true when you ask me why.

While you grow be sweet and kind, and show all others how much you shine."

from Martha L.Sheridan

Puni and Alexa