German Language, Munich and Its Culture Become Part of Who We Are

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[dashan]

I've been hunting for good quality German children's song, which strangely enough hard to find, and let them listen to it now and later in Australia
Do you know about Rolf Zuckowski and his music for children?
http://www.amazon.de/Rolfs-Liederreise-Liedern-Seiten-Bilderbuch/dp/B0000VS07Y/ref=pd_sim_m_3

I don't know about the educational quality of this music, but I think it's fun for the kids.

Glad you liked living here in Germany. :)

[trilingual]

Thanks for the info!! Mueller in Hauptbahnhoff Muenchen sells a vast collections of kids music, I hope they do have Rolf Zuckowski's.

[ckristanto]

As usual, I always enjoy your entries. Good luck for the moving, San. Wish you a quick adjustment and you will have a wonderful time and friends there too.

[trilingual]

Thank you, Cindy. It's really hard for me to leave Europe again :D

[anonymous]

It was great to hear Joseph's ( and your) voice once again.

Hope Australia may be as inspiring as your previous domiciles. Well, ectually I'm quite sure it will be because it all depends of the individuals involved. And as they stay the same..

colson

[trilingual]

As always your words calm me down, Colson *hugs from afar*.

[ext_123114]

You and the kids are just like sponges. You guys absorbed so fast and so much when you're in a different place/culture. It's good for your kids. Glad to hear that everything's good with Joseph.

[trilingual]

Diny, thank you. I'm glad Joseph had a very attentive therapist who did her job very well. He liked it so much and looked forward to go to his future therapy in Australia :D.

[ickkoofnix]

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I hope your move went ok!

[trilingual]

Thank you and will visit your blog!