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Life is Filled with Opportunities – Eric Allen
“Life is filled with opportunities. You are never punished for missing one. The Universe is abundant. For every door that closes another one opens. As you cleanse your mind, body and spirit the connection becomes more powerful and you will instinctively start moving in the right directions. You always hear about someone who was in [...]
Halloween
We came back from our road trip just in time for Halloween 2009. I think that is Natalie’s favourite celebration. They were excited to be able to go trick ‘a treating only thing was that we didn’t have any costumes. We looked at costumes at different stores on our road trip and quickly decided that [...]
April 2009
April 2009
The kids are growing so fast
Since we came home from the US, I have noticed Natalie’s behaviour with friends and family. She has grown, she is so much more confident and independent. I am not the only one that noticed it, others have mentioned it too. There is something to be said about being in new places and meeting new [...]
Our Day in New Orleans
Right after breakfast of milk and cereal in the hotel room, we all headed into the French Quarter Visitor Center for a FREE tour of the French Quarter. The tour started at 9:30pm but we had to be there right when it opened at 9am to get the first 25 tickets for free.
Adventures in Orlando
While Kyle is on course for another day, the plan was for us today was to be a relaxing day without running around too much. The only thing I had to do was go to church and do laundry, we have run out of clothes…
Jekyll Island, Georgia
After leaving Savannah on Wednesday, we headed out to Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. In my internet searches, in the last couple of years I have come across the island and always wondered about it, never realizing that we would visit it this soon.
Holiday in Savannah
We arrived in Savannah on Monday night at around 4pm We had hoped to leave Warner Robins at 10am but I was just being optimistic, nothing wrong with that. So after doing a couple of loads of laundry and cleaning the kitchen after breakfast, Georgia the property manager did a final walk through of the [...]
Andersonville, GA, Camp Sumter
On Sunday, we drive an hour to Andersonville, GA. This is the town where Union prisoners were housed from 1864-1865 during the civil war (1861-1865). It was a little bit of an history lesson. They have a military cemetery where the prisoner who died in captivity during the war were buried and any veterens who [...]
Turning 40
Turning 40 is really no different than turning 26. If you are stressed about a birthday, it is usually all in your head. Like the typical cliche, “You are as old as you feel” and I don’t feel a day over 26. It think that is the age I got married! I feel that I [...]
