Road Trip Photo Recap

I finally got my pictures downloaded and they really do tell a story.

Even though the ending was dramatic, the whole drive seemed to be blessed by the best.

Me and LuLu

(Notice the infamous picnic basket)

Annie a.k.a. Falcora

My dogs were being extra good girls, especially for being that long in the car.

The 1,800 or so miles that make up our mission were gobbled up like dots on Ms. Pac-man.  Easy breezy...

The photos I took randomly seemed to capture images of something greater and it seriously felt like we had our angels with us.

Then, when Lucy survived that freak accident without any broken bones, I knew we were blessed.

The moral of the story:

Take lots of pictures.  They remind you of how blessed you are. 

:)

In High Tide Or Low Tide

I love the juxtaposition of these two images so much!

I can really  feel  the difference.

HIGH TIDE

LOW TIDE

It's funny how a little carving on the cliffs can have a much deeper representation of the culture and environment that surrounds it.  

I take away this:

If we nurture our relationships, they will flourish.

"The thing always happens that you really believe in;

and the belief in a thing makes it happen." 

And here's a Bob Marley cover by Ben Harper and Jack Johnson to bring it all together :)

I love the guitar that Ben Harper is playing.  It is a family heirloom passed down by his grandfather.  Neat.