I think I’m going to create a new category called “Best Laid Plans”. You know, those plans you make where you put a lot of work into them, you think you’ve covered all the bases, you pull out your best
Medellin: Candles and Cablecars Part 2
Now that you’ve had a chance to digest all that info in part 1 of this tour, it’s time to keep going. After securing our candles from the street vendor, we were all ready for our evening. We ambled into
Medellin: Candles and Cablecars Part 1
We’ve been crazy busy the last few weeks, settling in, getting the kids in school, doing Christmas and just trying to live our daily lives here in Colombia. But the niñas and I managed to carve out an afternoon and evening
Merry Christmas from Spain
It’s not easy being on the road for Christmas. On one hand it allows us to really pare down any excessive spending (especially when Dan slaps things out of our hands at the store yelling “It won’t fit! Put it down!”).
Mad Hatter’s Film Camp
Disregard the author listed above. It’s not Dad, it’s me. Zoe. This weekend I went to a really cool film camp called the Mad Hatter’s Film Camp. They recorded us singing and shot a music video. Of course, I’ve never
El Dia de Los Reyes Magos
Hello! It’s Haley, and I’m back with something a bit different from what I usually post! Today I’m going to explain one of the holidays that they celebrate here. It may be my personal favorite so far. El dia de
Christmas Cookies and Star Wars
Our decision to relocate in December was based on a lot of factors. The school year was finished in Pedasi, our lease on our house was up, we had already spent one Christmas in Panama so we wanted to do