Ulrich's first day went awful. He only seemed to lose the family stars and the poor boy is taking his failure hard.
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Ulrich's first day went awful. He only seemed to lose the family stars and the poor boy is taking his failure hard.
The early morning is spent with the littles. I love how different little Henrietta (and really all the grandchildren) looks from Bertille. I enjoy playing eye spy to which of Bertille's genes have gotten passed on and how the Gen 2 spouses have influenced the genetics.
Meanwhile Jette tutors Mathilde. (Hopefully in reading and not Math!)
With the rest of the family situated for the day, it's Ulrich's turn to go to the market with his Grandmother.
Ulrich prepares a simple stew for the household + Katherine. Bertille believes every one of her grandchildren should know basic skills such as cleaning and cooking, even if Ulrich is the heir.
Bertille and Jette arrive home late, so they dine together quietly as the younger girls are already in bed.
Hmm,,, not so innocent.
And in typical romance fashion Ulrich is ready for the next pursuit.
Twins, Jette and Ulrich Walch age into handsome, easy-going teenagers.
"You're not poor are you?"
"Of course not!"
Someone decides to think its a good idea to leave a teenage boy home alone with his boyfriend. It's just an innocent lunch date right?
While the senor Walch ladies worked the market, Ulrich spends the day cleaning their home and watching his younger cousins. Mathilde spends some time with one of the Fieldse triplets, Katherine. (they grew up!)