school

We spent the morning at the school that Karis is going to attend, working through the bureaucracy. It is a short ride with only one change in trains. When you get to the final stop, you can pretty much see the school. As with all international schools, it is highly competitive and the students are driven. I think it is going to be a challenge for her, but not overwhelming since she is taking a light load and auditing other courses. We got to the point where we were going to have to wait 2 hours to talk with the principal to finalize her schedule, when Karis decided I could leave and she could do the rest on her own. Yeh!!! I took the train back to City U. and went to work. This is good. This is very good.