Summer has definitely hit Bordighera today! Temperatures well over 20 degrees down here make life, well, very agreeable to say the least.
Sander started crawling the other day – evidence:
Elise has her own way of playing hide-and-seek, and readily admits her cheating ways:
Elise and I also went to the hairdresser in town – she is Ms short-hair now – which is a very delicate affair as every parent knows. Luckily the iPad comes to the rescue:
And finally their favorite pastime:
Yesterday we went to see the finish of the classic one-day road cycling race Milan – San Remo. Almost 300 kms through hilly terrain – those guys are heroes. In my book, there’s nothing like visiting a big cycling event – the culture surrounding it is wonderful and the way the excitement builds among spectators as the helicopters approach is unique. Even tops a football game for me.
Anyway, Elise is becoming a bit of an expert. We visited the world championships in Copenhagen last year and she seemed to remember exactly how to behave. She cheered on pretty much everything that came by; cars, motorcycles and riders alike. Verbally, but also by banging the balustrade with her hand. This clip is of her verbal efforts:
And a quick picture showing that Italy will always be Italy. About an hour before the riders arrived pretty much everything still needed to be arranged in San Remo. Streets still had to be closed off, balustrades put up, and advertising attached:
OK, I’ll be honest. When I think of multi-tasking, I think of doing a number of different things in succession. I’m quite good at it too. Lene on the other hand, thinks of multi-tasking as doing a number of different things simultaneously. Elise is on her mum’s side:
