On the other hand, when it's hot at night, there is a rather uncomfortable trade-off that seems destined to occur: we have to either close the window and hope a little fan can save the day, or open the window to the neverending sound of cars, trucks, and the occasional helicopter. Either way, we're going to have to become more sounds sleepers...well, Abby is anyway. I can acually handle the noise relatively well. Fortunately, the kids don't face the same dilemma, as their room is on the non-road side and they are used to sleeping with their little white noise machine.
Another reality is pollution. While it's not actually that bad here in Morumbi, where there are many more trees and less industry, we still have some days where you can see and smell it. It's not terrible, but stinging eyes and throats can follow a bad day.
But then you can balance it all out with a professional life that is rewarding and generally pleasant in all aspects so far. The setting is pretty similar to that of the Portal where we live: an oasis in the middle of the city. Until next time, here's a couple of pics of the school and the kids. Tchau.
Our school - this is a courtyard in front of Abby's classroom - her room is on the left side of the photo.
A typical hallway at the school.
Noah at the playground.
Sophie's modeling debut.
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