it’s been 4 years today since i first started blogging – it’s been interesting to share my last years on the blog, with highs and lows, with more or less inspirations, before and after attending blogshop, and pre and post pregnancy. through the blog, i’ve met amazing bloggers and (hope) to have helped many people who write to me asking for tips and recommendations on turks and caicos.
the purpose of the blog was initially to create a place to find a more personal view on life in turks and caicos, wether you’d want to move here or spend your vacation. then i decided to share our traveling adventures too. but most of all, i really, really enjoy having a visual diary of my experiences on island, now being julia a big part of it.
thank you, to all myseastory readers, friends and family, for following along ♡
and these are the most read posts so far, if you would like to see –
- when i first found a starfish
- the usual questions i get asked – 20 quick facts on turks and caicos
- on our trip to the yucatan peninsula we stayed at the coqui coqui
- and my life in turks and caicos…with a baby
ps – my very first post!
woopa, providenciales was elected by trip advisor the 
as we approach the date to my cousin’s visit, i started drafting yet another email with tips and suggestions on what to do in turks and caicos. every time we have someone visiting i like to put my personal suggestions together hoping that they have the time of their life and don’t miss out on anything. i love doing this and try to give detailed input as if it was for me.
i often think of 
ok, this one is definitely for those who don’t live here. every time i meet someone off island and i tell them we live in turks and caicos, we get the usual questions – how big is the island? how many people live there? where does the name turks and caicos come from? is it british or american? 
m y s e a s t o r y 