Tuesday, July 30, 2013

I'm baaa-aaack.

After a 10 week hiatus, I'm back. 

And, for those of you who haven't completely given up on checking for updates, I have 30+ blog posts to catch up on, but I'm determined to do it.

It has been a whirlwind two and a half months with lots of family, friends and traveling. In a matter of five weeks, I packed and unpacked 20 different times, sleeping in a total of 16 different beds. I traveled a minimum of 10,894 miles, and that doesn't include in-town driving, of which there was a lot.

It was a wonderful and stressful and carefree and busy and tiring and relaxing vacation, but honestly we couldn't be happier to be in our own beds, cooking our own meals and driving our own cars. {Yes, that is carS, plural. More on that later.}

Ryan starts work in a few days and Miss Ribbons starts school a few days after that. After I play catch up, Kate and I will try to find things to fill our days. I have a feeling it won't take long. 

So yes, I'm back. We are now officially mid-westerners and can't wait to see what the heart of America has to offer. 

Photo credit: Photo Bambino Studio

May: 
eye gaze trial update
City of Lebanon
piano lessons
Hartland Dam
Ibiza whites
Leah's new gloves (or here)
Portland, Maine
May in an instant

June: 
June in an instant
High Horses show (no. 54)
Covered Bridges half marathon
Family Pictures
Shadows
Canoeing the Connecticut
Our Beloved Blythe
Tuck Investiture
Dartmouth Commencement
Baker Bell Tower  
Simon Pearce Glass Blowing
Hard working artist
Mount Lebanon School
Goodbyes
Rhode Island
Tucket List
Flying
Dad's Day
Wasatch Back Ragnar
Kate walks!
IRSF conference
Giving Hope a Hand
Cure Rett 

July:
July in an instant
Disney World
Great Escape 5: Las Vegas
Tucscon
Camping cabin style 
Utah in a nutshell
Drive to Iowa
Bix 7
John Deere equipment
Featured Angel

August:
August in an instant  
A lawn
first day at Deere
DQ for dad
Tug Fest
First visitor
Kindergarten take two
Chicago
Kindness 
Antique tractor show
Leah in color

September:
20 years
KTG: 15 months (and then some)
Glasses
Mundane
Pavement

 
 

3 comments:

Laura said...

Hooray for the midwest! I love the family picture - Kate crying is priceless. I hope all goes well with the new job and school!

Anonymous said...

hilarious family photo! Just love it.

Mary said...

All your beautiful pictures of New England make me want to go visit it so badly!