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We ❤️ our ohana. Mahalo for a great morning. Mahalo nui for da best week! #ArizonaBound #NewEnglandBound #LivingAtAirports #LivingOnPlanes #bestDays #islandlife #BeachDays #goodbye #Ahuihou #seeyousoon #seeyoulater #familytime (at Honolulu, Hawaii) https://www.instagram.com/p/CaqYSjGp2Ah/?utm_medium=tumblr
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First legs • • • #travelogue #portjeffersonferry #newenglandbound #ferry #longislandsound #photography #candidshot #artsy #spi_bnw #spicollective #bnw
On the road again and going home! Saying good bye to the south for now. #roadtrip #goinghome #traveller #newenglandbound
I made a quick overnight stop in Savannah to rest before hitting the road again (#newenglandbound). I took a little time to explore the city and I was surprised at how much I loved it! I can't wait to return for a long weekend. #southerncharm #savannah #roadtrip #forsythpark (at Forsyth Park)
Road trippin' me and the first born @galaxy_girl2005. #newenglandbound #mommaamdfirstbornadventures.
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Snowed in.
Spent the last couple day snowed in. I laugh a little when I say that. Here in the Tennessee valley, the first sign of “snow” results in school closings, heavily salted roads, and days off from normal life. I’m not complaining, but as Vermont is moving closer in focus, I feel like I’ve already mentally prepared myself for the worst of weather. I’ve daydreamed pictures of the four of us parka-wrapped, boot-strapped and marching knee-high onward into school and work. Note to self: buy a parka.
I joked to my husband that this year is starting feel like a pregnancy. I suppose that would make our April trip much like an ultrasound. Sneak peak into a grainy future ha. I dream about it, prepare for it, but I can’t make the process speed up any faster. Patience is a virtue. Rinse and Repeat.  My Dad likes to periodically give us, what I like to call, our daily scoops of “Well ya knows”. These start out like this, “Well ya know they have a tax for everything,” or “Well ya know you’re going to miss having a Walmart or your family around.” or lastly, “It’s a Godless country and churches are liberal.” Both sides of our families have actually sat us down and given us the speech about, “If you feel like you’ve changed your mind, that’s completely fine. And if you get up there and don’t like it, just come on back.”  We shall see. But probably not going to happen :) Nice to feel loved, missed and wanted before you’ve left. Sweet love to all. (Going to try to get better about giving updates more thoroughly and often.)
Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve. It seems grinch-worthy to say my holiday spirit waned weeks ago. Everyday has been met with a new to-do list, which had my resolve tested by mid-month. Packing up a house with two kids underfoot would fray any nerve, right? Maybe you’re different, stronger and for that I commend you. And if you’re free to help with the heavy-lifting, call me, I could use your blessings.
Let me note: my husband is a relentlessly hard worker with an unwavering work ethic. His job keeps him gone a majority of the day/night and with a swing shift, it’s hard to not feel like you’re in a constant tailspin. But here we are, alive, on December 24th. Closing date is six days away. SIX DAYS. Holy cow, where’d the time go. Only by God’s grace have we made it this far. I’m starting to experience the cornucopia of emotions that one goes through when changing chapters of life. I mean, come on guys, we’re ACTUALLY doing it. No one is more surprised then us.
So what is next for us in the new year? In April, we will be headed north for a few days for a scouting trip. Let us know if you would like us to bring you back some bonafide Vermont maple syrup or a hunch of cheddar. Consider it payment for being awesome and following us along this road. Seriously. Thank you all for your constant love and support, and Merry Christmas, from our (future) home to yours.
