julia at age 1 – walking barefoot on the sand, running towards the waves, falling down, getting wet and sand all over her, and start again. happiness ♡
a weekly portrait of my daughter
julia at age 1 – walking barefoot on the sand, running towards the waves, falling down, getting wet and sand all over her, and start again. happiness ♡
a weekly portrait of my daughter
i often think of the best time to travel to turks and caicos, and although the weather might be the main factor influencing your decision, there are happenings in provo that i wouldn’t want to miss – that is, if you’re looking to experience the local culture too.
these ones you shouldn’t miss – Continue reading
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? Continue reading
a few of your favorite posts from 2014, if you’d like to see –
my life in turks and caicos with a baby – the pros and cons of island life (for me) with a newborn
our wedding anniversary weekend – a 20 minuted boat ride away, we escaped with julia to parrot cay
julia – the most challenging and rewarding time of my life, almost a year ago
10 days in turks and caicos – what we did when my family came to visit in turks & caicos
copenhagen – our 4 day baby friendly trip we did last summer

how do we spend christmas in turks and caicos? it sure is different than in the city, with cold (and cozy) weather, enjoying time together by the fire place and eating roasted chestnuts.
it’s warm and sunny, there is little or no shopping, and we’re in flip flops and short sleeves all day. and because most of us are here without our families, we stick together and enjoy spending christmas with close friends. Continue reading