relishing the life God has given us
I can’t help myself from starting this post by saying I can’t believe I get to live near such a beautiful, charming, and historic city like Charleston, SC. I had always seen pictures of the picturesque houses down the streets and alleys, and had admired the architecture of the buildings and churches. Admittedly, Curtis and I aren’t big into doing… Read More
It is so cool to me to think that this area which we live in has documented history going back over 300 years. Not only that, but there is still so much that has yet to be discovered – just because it’s been around for so long doesn’t mean they have it all figured out. That’s something we learned from… Read More
After our first two weeks of living in Charleston, we were feeling a little down about the whole hiking situation. We had given it some attempts, but the trails were closed due to either flooding or hunting season. Aside from that, there are obviously no mountains nearby, so the views we’d be getting would be either on a board walk… Read More
After being landlocked my whole life, I used to never understand why people who lived so close to the ocean didn’t spend all their free time taking advantage of this luxury. But now, I am one of them! I mean, I think the closest beach is around 30 minutes away, so it’s not like it’s right in our backyard…and well, it technically is… Read More
There’s nothing like the feeling of reaching your final destination after a long trip. For us, this destination was long anticipated after not only 3500 miles and 15 states, but also for several years prior. This was one of those things we knew for sure: we’d be spending some time in the charming city of Charleston, SC, in the beautiful Southeast… Read More
Visiting the DeGrazia Gallery / Tucson, AZ / November 13, 2015 For about as long as we’ve been in Tucson, our friend Mitchell has talked up the DeGrazia art gallery, telling us we just have to go see it. We always intended to, but never got around to it. He should have known that all it would take was planting… Read More