Spending Two Weeks in Alma and Vidalia, GA | February 2024 When Curtis first accepted his job, we were told that we would usually know his schedule about 6-9 months in advance. Coming from the military where it seemed like we had several last minute changes to our plans, whether that be with the submarine’s…
As is tradition for this time of year, I’ve been reflecting lately on 2023, and how certain events of years past have led up to who we are now. Recently I recalled how in high school (and probably college), Curtis used to wear a shirt that read, “Why be normal?” It was kind of a…
There was one last big thing that happened during our time in Pennsylvania to wrap up this spring’s travels: We bought a van, with the intention of converting it into a tiny home on wheels! This has been something we’ve always thought would be an exciting way to live, but didn’t think it would be…
This is likely the hardest post we’ve had to write to date, and is all the more jarring given how bright and optimistic the previous posts have been about our time in the Adirondacks. This is largely because those posts were written proactively, the day that we did those hikes, and not influenced by what…
It’s hard to believe that this is the 10th Year in Review post I’ve written, that we’re already in our 10th year of marriage and have just celebrated our 10th Christmas as a married couple. On one hand, it feels like that time flew by, or that we can’t possibly be old enough to be…
As of this fall, Curtis’ time in the military has officially come to an end. This wasn’t a decision we took lightly, especially in light of the current economic state and uncertainness in the world, but after months of prayer, planning, and dreaming, we know this is the right choice for us. Curtis’ passion lies…