Behind the trees, you can see the Canadian embassyBefore hitting the airport, we had a little bit of business to take care of. We stopped by the Canadian Embassy to submit the paperwork for Ken's Canadian citizenship documents. It was pretty quick and to the point- the consular was impressed with Aya's translations!
Next to the embassy is a lovely little park offering a nice little place to relax.
Or breast-feed your baby if he is a little bit hungry. Ritsy bought a nice little cape for feeding in public that proved quite handy on the trip.
With a tummy full of milk-- Ken was quite happy.
Finally we made our way over to the airport and hopped on the plane. From the beginning, I thought it would be the ride from hell- as he was really getting fussy when we started takeoff. Luckily he started sucking his thumb when we hit the runway so he could pop his ears and avoid discomfort. Around the mid way point- he passed right out and Ritsy and I took turns holding him, so the flight wasn't all that bad in the end.
Behind the trees, you can see the Canadian embassy
Next to the embassy is a lovely little park offering a nice little place to relax.
Or breast-feed your baby if he is a little bit hungry. Ritsy bought a nice little cape for feeding in public that proved quite handy on the trip. 
With a tummy full of milk-- Ken was quite happy. 
Finally we made our way over to the airport and hopped on the plane. From the beginning, I thought it would be the ride from hell- as he was really getting fussy when we started takeoff. Luckily he started sucking his thumb when we hit the runway so he could pop his ears and avoid discomfort. Around the mid way point- he passed right out and Ritsy and I took turns holding him, so the flight wasn't all that bad in the end.
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