1st of March is a very special day for Bulgarians. It is called Baba Marta Day. On this day, Martenitsas, usually in the form of a wrist band or small yarn dolls, are created by combining red and white coloured threads and are worn on that day and throughout March. They are worn until a stork or a swallow is seen, symbolizing the coming of spring, warmer weather, and well-being. Once the stork or a swallow appears the Martenitsa is taken off and hung on a blooming tree. Happy Baba Marta Day! 🙂
Villa St Loup will be closed for the break. We will return on Saturday 25th at 9am 🙂
Thank you for a great start to 2023! Enjoy this well deserved mid term break. We will see you soon! 😘
After our Valentine’s Day dinner, where they received roses, the girls opened their envelops full of love and positive thoughts 🙂
A very lovely evening at CDL.
What are the benefits of an international friendship?
After discussing this question in our house meetings and exchanging ideas, we decided to create a little something… 🙂
Every girls wrote the word “friendship” in their language and here is the result. 
We had an amazing time in Fiesch this weekend. The conditions were perfect for skiing and other activities. The girls had lots of fun!
See you next weekend for more snow and smiling faces 🙂 
