We went to an exhibit about the Place Saint-François, which we live near. The exhibition was inside of a 13th century monastery that has seen a number of changes over the centuries, including conversion to a movie theater in the 1930s. It is now gutted down to stone walls and wooden rafters.
It's humbling to live in a place where people have existed continuously for centuries with relatively few changes. Our own building dates back to around the 1500s. Crazy to imagine that centuries of families have been born, lived, worked, and died in this very space.
Ivy and Inga worked on their diving skills today. Now I need to learn so I can keep up with them!
Zari's braids are so long that she can twist them together in to a sort of crown. It stays put without any hairpins. Very practical for keeping her hair out of the water.
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