Goodbye, Nanny A., Part II

Once again, we say Goodbye, Nanny A. And, as before, we are really going to miss her. We contacted her in March about returning to help us. At that point, she needn't have lived in because the Branch and Blossom were much more manageable. But she lived in anyway, since she didn't have anyone to bring her here every day and pick her up every evening.

A dear friend of the family, she'll miss us (especially the Blossom) and we'll miss her (again, especially the Blossom). We hope to keep in touch and that she'll visit the next time she comes to the States. In the meantime, we have her sister N., and N,'s daughter K. and HER kids. K.'s daughter is 3 days older than Branch and Blossom.

Fortunately, Nanny A.'s youngest son in Peru has a computer and Internet access. We'll e-mail pics of the Blossom and Branch, and maybe even chat using Skype.