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prague, part 1
Its a good problem to have when a a trip was so amazing that the task of sorting trough and editing 600+ photos is a little overwhelming. There is no way all the Prague pictures can be condensed into one … Continue reading
a day in istanbul
We have Turkish Airlines to thank for my little birthday trip this summer. Drew found some amazing Ramadan deals from Dubai to Prague with a layover in Istanbul. We opted for a 24 hour layover and didn’t waist a minute … Continue reading
summer happenings
I refuse to give up on this blog, even though I am possibly the worst blogger ever. Seriously. Lots has happened since my last update…and my last update wasn’t even up to date. Geeze. Here we go: ::4th of July … Continue reading
silly girls
A pair of my sunglasses broke (which is why I never spend more than on sunglasses… ivermectin need prescrioption ) and the girls got quite a kick out of playing with the frames. merck ivermectin case I asked Sayla for … Continue reading
keadryn’s eyes
My absolute favorite physical feature on Keadryn is, for sure, her eyes. The way they glimmer in the sunshine. The color, ranging from dark brown to vibrant green. The perfect almond shape. The way they truly capture each of her … Continue reading
as far as the kids are concerned…
So, kirst has been to visit me in the Middle East four times now. como tomar la ivermectina Once she came on a whim for her spring break (back when her and Adam were young marrieds with two incomes and … Continue reading
a boat ride on the creek
In Dubai, there is a “creek”. I don’t know why it is called a creek because when I think of creek I think of a little stream in the middle of the country. This is not a stream and it … Continue reading
Mr. Hashel
Drew met Hashel last time we lived here. I love this guy and his family. He is super hospitable and always asks us to bring people to his house and farm in a village 20 minutes outside our town. It … Continue reading
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april and may
I just looked at my calendar and realized it is the end of May. The end of May! How did that happen? Here is the past month…er, two months, in review. The girls had their ballet recital. It was adorable. … Continue reading
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at the fort
We have tried to go to this for at least 15 times and it it always closed…even when we ask for the hours they say “we are open everyday” but have never actually seen inside so we were thrilled when … Continue reading