Two days ago we were trying to decided what the next few months and even years were going to look like for us. We have plans to head to Europe in August and stay there until Christmas, then probably back to Puerto Rico and more airline travel after that. That is over 18 months of […]
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We’ve been visiting a bunch of places in and around Charleston, SC recently. We have been to several forts, visited special trees, had delicious ice tea and ice cream, relaxed on the beach, ate Cajun food, spent time with old friends and made new ones. Jack and I divided up our recent activities and each
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For the past week we have been in Charleston, SC to visit friends. We have visited before, right at the start of our trip, but it was a fun stop on the way to Jacksonville, FL. We had tons of fun here because there was so much to see, even in our campground. We visited
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Last Friday we went to Ocmulgee mounds and it was quite an interesting visit. Ocmulgee mounds is located near Macon, GA. The contract to establish the park was signed in 1936 by President Franklin Roosevelt naming the park, Ocmulgee National Monument, though in 2019 the park was renamed Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park. Before the
This week I’ve been working hard on memorizing my part in a play that Full Time Families was performing. I got the main part with somewhere around 200 lines and about a week to memorize them. The play’s name was Beauty Is a Beast and it took place long ago in a fairytale world with
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We have been lucky to be camping with four other families this past week and we decided to get together and share Easter dinner. One family has relatives in the local area and a connection in a near-by town. He reserved an airplane hangar for all our crew to join together with his family and
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For the past month we have been in Florida at the Ragan’s Family Campground attending a Full Time Families rally. The campground is quite large in comparison to other campgrounds we have been. It has a pool, with a separate lazy river and a really tall water slide. It also has a fairly large mini
The RV has one retractable awning and it has been slowly failing. We are lucky that the way it is failing is due to sun damage on the fabric, a much cheaper repair than motors or arms. I have been using awning repair tape for the past few months in an attempt to delay that
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March 14, 3/14, is pi day and we celebrate it by eating pie! While still camping with 40ish other RV families (and homeschool), I knew we couldn’t let this holiday pass unacknowledged. I scheduled a pie potluck to immediately follow lunch in order to leave plenty of time for the kids to burn off all
The USS ALABAMA is an American battleship that served in WW2. It was the last of the South Dakota class fast battleships made and served from 1942 to the end of the war. After the war it was retired to Washington State until it was supposed to be scrapped. Instead some people raised enough money
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