Newschool Nomads

Tweet When we got to Portland I posted on Facebook asking for advice on things to do. Almost every reply involved food! So we headed to downtown in search of the food trucks. But first we had to stop at … Continue reading →

Tweet I’m one month old. What a great four weeks!    Napping is still one of the best things ever. My Papaw gave me the nickname Nobi-Wan Kenobi. My baby wrap is really a Jedi robe in disguise. My neck … Continue reading →

Tweet I was only three years old when Mount St Helens erupted killing 57 people. It was a few years after the fact, that my child’s mind could process deadliest eruption in the United States. Natural disasters are strange mixture … Continue reading →

Tweet This was a pretty chill week. My mommy was still following the “21 day rest rule” so I didn’t get out much. That’s okay. I like to lie around with my mom. She talks and sings to me. Sometimes … Continue reading →

Tweet The next few days after finding out we were expecting another baby were somewhat of a blur. Between the shock of the news and trying to decide if we were going to keep traveling, taking along our camera was … Continue reading →

Tweet I went to church for the first time on Easter. I don’t really remember it because I slept the entire time in the baby carrier mommy was wearing. I did get to wear a snazzy suit complete with a … Continue reading →

Tweet I had a great first week. I took my first breath of oxygen, saw light, and finally got to stretch my arms and legs. Wow, that felt good. But the best part was meeting my mommy, daddy, and brothers. … Continue reading →

Tweet It was a driving day with our final destination a mere 4 hours away. However 4 turned into 12 because… You can’t pass up climbing a tree that looks like it’s from Endor. Nor could we pass up a … Continue reading →

Tweet Before baby nomad gets here we decided to head out to the beach with a tripod and camera to get some pictures while we are still, sort of, a family of four. We are really excited about the new … Continue reading →

Tweet Some of my favorite memories are the simplest. So simple that I rarely photograph them. It’s easy to remember to pull our your camera when Old Faithful is erupting. Unfortunately, it’s not so easy to remember to capture the … Continue reading →