We spent the day at a waterfall yesterday. Between you and me I wanted to spend a nice relaxing Sunday sitting in front of the television and eating Thai biscuits …
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I’m blogging today on a new site I’ll be posting on once a month. aLifeOverseas is a space for honest reflection, conversation, and connection for missionaries and humanitarian workers living …
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We’ve been back from Bhutan more than a week but ‘whatevs’, this is blog posting at the speed of baby. So what did we do during our last couple of …
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Dominic’s latest trick is to waddle over to the shoe basket, dig until he finds a tiny shoe, and then carry it over and drop it in front of me. …
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Dear Dad, Mum said that since we haven’t seen each other for almost three weeks now and you’re all by yourself in Sri Lanka at the moment, it would be …
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In Australia, at my parent’s house. Finally, more than a week after landing, this trip is starting to make sense. Prior to now there was just being squished into my …
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Dear Dad, This is the 2nd Father’s Day you’ve had since I was born, and I’m not even a year old yet. Mum says that America and Australia have different …
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(Yes, that is the dog’s water bowl. Yes, that is my child. No, I did not take this photo.) * When we brought home our adorable mutt, Zulu, a number …
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To: Your Royal Babyness From: Your Mother Regarding: Pending termination of lactation services This notice shall serve as your first and final written warning that your in-house lactation services are …
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It’s been five days since we landed in Washington DC after a mammoth 36-hour journey from Laos, and we’re starting to emerge from the jet lag fog. Dominic only woke …
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Anyone who has tracked our recent medical dramas knows that we live a two-hour flight away from the nearest good hospital. This doesn’t mean we’re devoid of options when we …
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Saturday was a long day. There was a 5AM start, a flight to Thailand, four doctors appointments, three immunizations, two X-rays and a cast removal. We’d known it would be …