I can’t believe we only have one week left of this epic adventure. We have so many memories, things to process and reflect on, but my engineering mind says we must start posting more stats and superlatives first. So, here are the second half of the trip stats and superlatives updates. You can find the first … Continue reading Beginning of the End
In an Oxford church this morning, I was overcome with humble gratitude for the gift that this journey has been. Not only have we kept our health, our safety and our wits (mostly) intact, our family has been crazy blessed by this experience we’ve had together. Our conversations have now turned to reflection, reminiscing about our … Continue reading 10,000 Reasons
One of the best parts of this journey has been stopping to visit friends and spend time with families we love. Luke adores playing with kids his age and Mitch and I revel in adult time and conversation. Our latest stop was in Bath to see friends we made while living in London. Now with … Continue reading Can’t Stop the Feeling
I’ve heard it’s hot in Georgia, but the weather in my home away from home has been pretty perfect. Mitch and I lived in Richmond, England, just outside London, from 2004-2006 and they were some of the happiest years of my life. Those two years grew us in many ways and sparked a lifetime love of not … Continue reading Dog Days of Summer
Most who know me will know that I like a good beer on occasion. So as we traveled the world, I decided to archive my ales. Beer is universal, so I could find a brew on most menus regardless of where we were. Every country has their own “Beer Standards” like Chang in Thailand, Kingfisher … Continue reading Beer around the World
There are a few friends in life who know you inside out. They support you, encourage you and celebrate life with you joyfully. Our friends the Sneeds are those people. They got behind our crazy idea to travel around the world early on and have cheered us to the finish line. So, it was only … Continue reading When Friends are Like Family
Out of our Comfort Zone to Explore the World 