When we renewed our zoo memberships, we decided to go all out and add on the aquarium. I think it was the right call. Not just because its a well done exhibition of fish and reptiles and the like, but its a friendly indoor space where Kai can run around and everyone just smiles.
Spring is here in force and now that Kai has a clean bill of health we have renewed our membership for a solid year of animal-tastic adventures.
I think Kai inherited Ann Wolfson’s (his paternal great-grandmother) gift of gab. Here he is at the doctor’s office where he finally received a clean bill of health.
It was unseasonably warm weekend here in Berlin, which required something a bit off the beaten path. I ventured down south to Kreuzberg for brunch at Nest. At 11.80 euro it seems a bit steep for Berlin, but the quality was quite good (especially the baked ham and kraut — yum!). Worth a second visit for sure.
At a one of the local parks, there is a soviet-era looking monument, but perfect for Kai to practice his stair runs.
The little explorer is growing up fast
Kai has moved rapidly past the basics, and is comfortable experimenting with the finer side of Japanese cuisine at Berlin’s best restaurants. He happily devoured every dish until exhaustion came over him (he had been out since 1pm and now it was past 7pm) and I brought him back home.
