Beckett getting ready to race down the slides with Mommy.
Jordan and Ava posing with the Eskimo and igloo. There was a slide coming out of the other side of the igloo for the kids.
Brady's favorite sculpture was this dragon.
Daddy and Beckett peaking out the window of the shoe from the "The Old Woman Who Lived in the Shoe".
Fairbanks at 6:30 pm tonight. The sky had just turned pink and we are gaining about 8 minutes a day of daylight right now! By April it will be light out until around 9pm. Whoo-HOO!!!
On a more serious note... we are delighted to be back in Alaska. It really feels like "Home Sweet Home", except we are missing the home part. We have a house reserved for us on Post but we can't move in until March 22nd. We haven't seen the inside of the house yet because it is under maintenance. However, when we lived here before... we had friends that were in a unit that is similar to the one we will move into so we have some memory of what it looks like inside. We have had a very busy week getting re-acquainted with the area, setting up dentist and doctors appointments, and taking care of all the other stuff that comes with a PCS. For all of our Army friends reading this... I have to say that PCSing to a place you have already lived has been easy-peasy compared to other moves that we have done.
Daddy and Beckett peaking out the window of the shoe from the "The Old Woman Who Lived in the Shoe".
Fairbanks at 6:30 pm tonight. The sky had just turned pink and we are gaining about 8 minutes a day of daylight right now! By April it will be light out until around 9pm. Whoo-HOO!!!
On a more serious note... we are delighted to be back in Alaska. It really feels like "Home Sweet Home", except we are missing the home part. We have a house reserved for us on Post but we can't move in until March 22nd. We haven't seen the inside of the house yet because it is under maintenance. However, when we lived here before... we had friends that were in a unit that is similar to the one we will move into so we have some memory of what it looks like inside. We have had a very busy week getting re-acquainted with the area, setting up dentist and doctors appointments, and taking care of all the other stuff that comes with a PCS. For all of our Army friends reading this... I have to say that PCSing to a place you have already lived has been easy-peasy compared to other moves that we have done.
No address yet either because the post office on post will not release our street box number to us until we have house keys. Apparently, our mail address is going to be different than our physical street address. Bummer for all of our mail sitting in NH and Germany, but this means the kids and I are taking a LONG Spring Break from homeschooling!
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