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Last Day In the United States
Tristan woke up at 5am, but grandma and great-grandma weren’t ready to get up yet, so they lay him between them and went back to sleep. I got out of bed at 7am when Kris got up and Caleb followed. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Family, Food, Military, People, Places, Travel
Tagged airport, America, Ocean City, transportation
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Goodbye West Coast
Caleb sat on one end of the couch and I used him as a pillow and his sweater as a blanket. Sleep came faster than I thought and I slept soundly until the alarm went off at 4am. We grabbed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Family, Food, Military, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged airport, America, Norfolk, Ocean City, restaurant, transportation, weather
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Equally Thinking
I’ve donated just as much time to planning and processing Bahrain as I have to keeping my mind off the weeks ahead. It took Caleb and me three days to get the right piece of paper that gives me permission … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Books, Family, Fiber Arts, Food, Friends, Marriage, Military, Photography, Places, Plants
Tagged automobile, Bahrain, Imperial Beach, shopping, transportation
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After Two Years of Use
These shoes have: seen mud, snow, ice, rain, dirt, and sand. walked dogs, rode bikes, and ran miles. seen parties, farms, parks, and playgrounds. traveled to different states and countries. seen hills, rivers, deserts, beaches, and forests. These shoes have … Continue reading
Posted in Birthday, Camping, Cycling, Entertainment, Events, Family, Food, Friends, Hiking, History, Holidays, Light Painting, Places, Sports, Things, Travel, Water
Tagged Asics, colors, Comic-Con 2013, Renaissance Faire, transportation
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Above Average: Over 500 Miles
For the two weeks that we’ve been on vacation we’ve had a hard time going over 400 miles daily and only achieved it twice until yesterday when we covered 556 miles. We knew we had to drive just as much … Continue reading
