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6 Years in the Making

What an adventure Matt and I have been on for the past 6 years. When I think about what we have lived over the (very fast) years I can’t be more thankful for what we have been handed…a committed, faithful, encouraging, patient (most of the time), supporting and most of all loving partner. Add 2 kids in there and we have a CRAZY, chaotic, AMAZING life. Praise you God.

Here is how we celebrated (with NO crazy, chaotic BUT amazing kiddos)…


A week full of pool, beach, Banana Mammas (my drink of choice) and lots of cuddling. 

Zip Lined the Sierra Madres

This last set of pictures is of our 2nd excursion. We took a tour that included snorkeling and kyaking but then they took us to a little village that you can ONLY reach by boat. The city of 900 or less was called Yelapa (pronounced Je-loppa). The people live so simple and eat off the land.  EVERYTHING has to be brought by boat so you can imagine how expensive it is for these people that have little to no money. They make as much as possible and grow what they can.  That picture at the bottom left is some creature of the sea marinating in lime (not brave enough to try it, but Matt was and he liked it!). Just a little snack for the locals. The tour took us through the city to a waterfall and then to the beach where the river meets the ocean. The town was full of little treasures and was such a neat experience!

Here's to many more adventures!

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