WARNING: Heavy-photo post
Thanks to all those who commented and/or read our first post. We are excited to share this new adventure with all of you.
Our new apartment is good and feeling more like home every day. Since we just received the rest of our stuff we shipped yesterday, we are still settling in and putting everything away. So we'll share some photos of our apartment from the day we arrived as well as some pictures from around the city. We have hardly begun to explore so many more photos and stories will be coming in the future. But for now, here's a taste of our new home and surroundings.
Everything in the apartment is new, as you might be able to tell from the labels and wrappings being on everything.
This is the door of my office at school, in three languages (English, Russian, and Kazakh).
Here are some photos of the city so far. The pyramid is the "Palace of Peace and Reconciliation" - also known as the opera house and other things. It is right across the street and we have a cool view from our apartment.
It took a bit longer than we expected for the kids to get over the jetlag and time change, but we did it and are feeling much more settled.
This is so cool! I love seeing it all. I can't wait to hear more about your adventures.
ReplyDeleteThe indoor trampoline/play place is about the coolest thing I've ever seen!!!
So fun to see what things are like over there! Although you are making me cold looking at you all bundled up! Looks like things are set up nicely. Yeah!
ReplyDeleteGoing to be fun following your new adventures! Enjoyed the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love hearing about your new adventures! You guys are awesome!
ReplyDeletefancy new digs, i love it! so glad you guys are posting. noah asleep on the couch is the cutest thing i've seen all day (except for corinne, of course). jess, i love your hat - lookin' good, craigs!
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that trampoline place looks awesome!! You guys are so lucky. Glad everyone is getting over jet lag.
ReplyDeleteFun to see the pictures and hear the stories. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteWhoops. I meant to make an edit, not delete my comment. Hello to you guys! I hope you have a wonderful experience. Astana was still being built when we were there, and we never made because we flew in to Almaty and then connected to Qostenai. It's a great chance for you, and I do hope we'll get a chance to visit you there sometime. We'd love to go back. Take care, and good luck in everthing. Da svidanya!
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