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A few days in Chichicastenango, Guatemala

Once we bought plane tickets to Guatemala, we began looking for places to visit. (We booked cheap tickets without any other plan or details - 'figure it out later' is my go-to). Breese found information on a market in the…

Tips for staying in a hostel as a family

While traveling we stay in all kinds of different places. Sometimes it is an apartment. Sometimes it’s a hostel. We slept in a cave in Jordan and a hut on the Sinai. Most places I find are on Booking.com, Airbnb,…

Israeli/Palestinian Dual Narrative Tour {Abraham Tours}

I'm sitting in a cute boho style cafe. The wind is blowing off the Sea of Aqaba through the open windows tangling my hair in a million ways. I might have pretty cool dreads at the end of this trip.…

Budget traveling – planning ahead saves $$$

Well, I still need to share some basics about our trip...like WHY we are doing it! Instead of waiting to get all those thoughts together, I figured I'd just start sharing answers to some of the questions I most commonly…

We bought them (1 one-way tickets to North Africa)

After years of traveling in our Avion, we began looking for an Airstream that we could completely remodel to fit our specific family needs. We especially wanted a double axel for safety reasons and scoured online for years to find…

Explore MT {Clark Canyon Reservoir}

On our whirlwind trip we drove 4 14 hour days. We had to make the most of the time and didn’t have the extra days to move slow…so we moved fast. On our second 14 hour driving day, we were just a couple hours shy…

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the wonder of childhood

I’m catching up on pictures from our summer. Once upon a time I was about a day behind on this blog. Really, I would post images from the day that night for a post the next morning. It was my creative outlet and a way…

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so much respect for my builder friends

Between camps, a family reunion in Montana, and construction, this summer is flying by for us. I head out to youth camp on Monday while Chris holds down the fort here…it actually feels a lot like a fort right now! I’m pretty sure our tent…

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not really a ‘camp’ person

It has been a long time (maybe a decade or two) since I was a camp counselor. Years of babies and toddlers and elementary aged kids wiped me out. I’m not really a ‘camp’ person. You know the kind – the loud, extroverted, loves chanting…

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Father’s Day Pick Up {Year 4}

Well, I did not mean to take over a week break here! After working long hours on the SnapShop Kids class and doing construction (paint, caulk, nail gun, sanding, etc.)…I overused my right hand and injured a tendon. Goodness it hurt! Typing and general use…

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