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We made it to Amsterdam!

We made it! All kids and car seats and luggage accounted for! We flew Denver to Reykjavik, Iceland which was about 7 hours. We left Denver around 6pm so the kids all watched a movie and then slept for a couple of hours. We got to Iceland around 2am our time and everyone was hanging in there. We grabbed a little snack and then boarded the 3 hour flight to Amsterdam. Arrived there, got our bags and jumped in our car. 15 minutes later we were at the house. All things considered, the travel was pretty smooth. Emmett insisted on walking and pulling his own suitcase everywhere. He said "hi" to everyone and got lots of looks and laughs.

I think we've been here about 48 hours now. Yesterday we explored the island a bit, went to the beach, rode the tram, played at a neighborhood park and ate a late lunch at a restaurant on the harbor. We have some pretty serious jet lag - the kids slept until 11 this morning. Noah headed to an office sharing space for the day so I guess it's officially Day 1 of being a stay at home mom for me. Not sure what we're doing today but there are a bunch of parks around our house so probably just play a bit and lay low. 
Doing sticker books at the airport - thank you Jen!!

Tired daddy, but we found food and a beer!

We met a family with three kids at the park. This is Kaysha - she and Sophia bonded over potty talk.

Bubba got bananas in Holland! Noah's been grocery shopping twice already. It's hard with everything in Dutch!

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