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Ways to make things better for the next generations. Here you will find my past, present and ideas to help make the future brighter.
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Pure Beauty!
I am not sure what to write about exactly. There is so much to say about the experiences we have been having, but I am not quite sure where to begin. God, I love, love, love to travel! There is something new for our eyes to see around every corner. The thrill of being…
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Princess for a day!
It was suggested that when traveling with kids, a good idea might be to give them full reign for a day (or two or three). We decided while we were in Paris, this would be a great place to do it. There is so much to see and why not change up what we normally…
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Oh, I missed you my dear blog friend!
Well, due to technical difficulties, a.k.a., my computer power cord catching on fire, I have been in blog hold mode. So in order to get current with our travels, I will just add a few photos with captions to catch up to our current locale, which is Paris! When I have more time, I will go back and address…
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A word about Homeshooling
When we first decided to embark on our European tour, panic set in about how we were going to educate our daughters. Yes, traveling on its own is an amazing education, but I certainly did not want to mess it up. Their education is incredibly important to us, as is their having a fulfilling and…
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London at Night
There is such an electricity to the city of London, it is incredible! St. Paul’s Cathedral is in the distance. London in the rain, almost a daily occurrence, but we love it anyway! I was fooling around with my shutter speed, not sure if I love the photo or not but thought I would post anyway……
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The Tower of London
There is something for everyone at the Tower of London. History, drama, trickery, weapons, torture, death, royalty and lots and lots of diamonds. Since we did not arrive until the afternoon we ran out of time to see the “rack” which my husband was tortured by missing (pun intended, sorry…). We took the walking tour…
Living in the Fields 