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Our Year in Review 2020

March 14, 2021March 14, 2021

Our Year In Review 2019

January 1, 2020

London with the Tams and the Kemps

September 1, 2020

BEST Sunrise Canal Tour in Amsterdam + Day Trip to Delft

August 14, 2020

Amsterdam– my dream destination!

June 25, 2020

A Cold, Relaxing Week in Edinburgh

June 17, 2020

Our London Adventures

May 31, 2020

Our Europe Trip to London, Edinburgh, and Amsterdam (Guest Post by Bridgette)

May 5, 2020

Our 2 Weeks in Bali (Part IV: Villa Singa)

April 6, 2020

Our 2 Weeks in Bali (Part III: Family Adventure Summit)

March 30, 2020April 2, 2020

Our 2 Weeks in Bali (Part II: Gates of Heaven, Bali Swing + Waterfall)

March 24, 2020

Our 2 Weeks in Bali (Part I: Arrival to Ubud + Cooking Class)

March 3, 2020

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Through high mountains and deep valleys, we’ve always got each other’s back.
We didn’t get to see most of our family and friends throughout 2020, and that was awful. But, we were blessed with some new friendships also in 2020, and that was incredible. God always works in miraculous ways to provide a silver lining in all circumstances, whether we know it or not.
I can’t believe Bridgette is starting high school in the Fall! I still have vivid memories of tearing up the day I sent her into her kindergarten class. Have 9 years really gone by that quickly?
If you’re not a hiker, or if you’re traveling with young kids, it’s still entirely possible to enjoy the Amazon, because a lot of their daily tours can also be done by canoe rides in the river. We’ve spotted some of wondrous wildlife while in the canoe, thanks to our guide’s eagle eye and keen ears, including families of monkeys, many different bird species, and even a black caiman! 😱
Our four days in the Amazon were hot and humid, but the sunrises and sunsets were absolutely incredible!
Being in the Amazon was an experience of a lifetime in many ways. For one, I was constantly in awe of God’s amazing creations, from thousand year old trees that required us to stretch our necks to admire to teeny tiny poisonous toads that we had to strain our eyes to spot. When you’re surrounded by so much life, it’s hard not to be grateful for life itself.

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