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Brits in Bosnia - toddlers, dog and all

The final post. Well almost.
This blog has always been about our time in Bosnia. What it was like to be living in Bosnia, the things that I liked, the things that I find odd, the things I found completely incomprehensible. Now we've moved back from Bosnia, the time has come to draw this blog to a close.
Tricks to help your children settle into new schools
Our boys seem to have taken to going to school and playgroup with some enthusiasm. I'd love to claim that it is because we carefully prepared them for their new schools, talked them through what was going to happen, spent hours settling them in. The reality is somewhat different.
Covered Up
We've been back in the UK for 10 days. 10 days in which we have been living again in a country that isn't predominantly Muslim. 10 days in which I haven't been woken for the call to prayer by the mosque over the road.
In at the deep end; starting school in April
Adam has really been flung into life in England at the deep end. It seems to be the way we work as a family so I suppose he needs to get used to it, but it isn't easy.Today was his first day at school, 5 days after we moved back into to our house.
Now that April's there...
Oh, to be in England. At long last and now in even more chaos than normal, we are. It?
Bosnian Humour
I've been wanting to write a post about Bosnian humour for ages, but couldn't find the right way to illustrate it. How do you represent something that is creative, quirky, totally irreverent and very funny? Then I saw this picture on Amila Bosnae's blog.

Brits in Bosnia - toddlers, dog and all

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