We have been traveling for 5 days now and we are loving it. We had a fantastic time experiencing East Texas hospitality over the weekend. I seriously can't say enough about it. There is something fantastic, about small town Texas that just can't be beat. Maybe it is the pace of life, our wonderful friends, the ranch land, or the emphasis on the important things in life (like God and family). Everyone should visit at least once in their life - for real!
Presently we are in Kansas City and we are loving it here too. We have had so many awesome opportunities (some planned and many unexpected) to connect with our friends and co-workers from around the world. KC really is an international hub. Tonight's highlight...hanging with the Batz family and meeting precious baby Madeline. What a joy to see good friends fully embracing life. Tomorrow, my little niece turns 2 - hopefully I will remember to bring my camera. She is unashamedly my favorite niece.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
USA Adventures so far....
I've been in the USA for 9 days now - and wow has it flown by. In a few hours my family will load up and head to the airport to pick up Josh. Yippee! That being said, I have had a great time seeing old friends (like one of my best friends from High school and her husband and two kids) and getting to meet some new ones (like my friend Liz's fiancee of right before I arrived).Here are some pics.
The newly engaged couple!
Ally, Jeffery and the Famous Cheese Dip - Yum!
Look at the Purple House near the Santa Monica Pier.
California Pacific Ocean Sunset.
The newly engaged couple!
Ally, Jeffery and the Famous Cheese Dip - Yum!
Look at the Purple House near the Santa Monica Pier.
California Pacific Ocean Sunset.
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
We Are Alive....
Even though jet lag has seriously affected my blogging abilities, we are both alive and well. Josh will board a plane to the USA tomorrow evening and my little family over here is stoked to have him join us. It has been so good to be with my parents the last week, even though I confess I am reeling with culture shock. The week has been full of "normal" activities of life, lots of Tex Mex, seeing old friends, and running lots of errands. My highlight for the day, buying a years supply of mascara for 1/4 the price it cost in NZ. It's great to be in the USA!
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