Typically typhoon day is when schools, classes, offices are closed and everybody has so called typhoon holiday. But this typhoon was nothing but typical ... First - it kept me awake throughout most of the night (I managed to fall asleep between 3 and 4am an 6 and 7:30am). The wind and rain were so strong that the windows and balcony door in our bedroom were rattling like crazy. I was afraid that the whole balcony door is going to get blown in. With every stronger gust of wind I would jump out of bed an run over to the door to ... hold it. I know, I know ... what did I think ... Here is a short clip I took in the morning: Second - because of typhoon Zosia couldn't go to Ilan to translate for a Polish theater at a theater workshop. Third - This typhoon left a BIG mess around our house. A fallen tree on the stairs to our house. Papaya tree down. Leaves, leaves everywhere. And ... the roof of our house! And what were we doing at home? Lesson as us...
A blog about multilingual and multicultural family homeschooling their two children in Taiwan, Poland and Japan. (Third "child" grew up, and after starting her own company decided to go to school in NYC.) Blog wielojęzycznej i wielokulturowej rodziny uczącej dwójkę dzieci w domu na Tajwanie, w Polsce i w Japonii. (Trzecie dziecię dorosło i po założeniu firmy w Japonii wyjechało na studia do Nowego Jorku.)