...though it feels longer. More of the same. The pattern seems to be we can have a pleasant morning, until around 11 am, and then Elisey starts looking for things to get upset about. It's not getting hungry; we have a snack around 10, usually peanut butter on toast with some fruit.
It will be somewhat easier when the boys acquire English. They do echo us, quite a bit, and it's clear they understand some words and phrases. Sometimes Dimcho even babbles in what must be what English sounds like to him (it's not Bulgarian) which is funny and cute.
Of course, what we need them to master is what we haven't mastered in Bulgarian: tenses and conditionals. If you do this, then that will happen. You are not getting X now because you did Y this morning.
