ANOTHER Big Announcement!

Well the time is almost here! We are leaving Austria and heading back to the States on Dec. 19th. Our visas are up here in Salzburg and we decided that we wanted to have our sweet baby back in the States. There is a catch though. After the baby is born in June, we will stay in Atlanta for a few weeks and then we are off to Singapore again in August but this time for two years. Although I would love to move to Atlanta and stay, Jason's job beckons. I am just glad that his job will allow us to move back to the States so I can have the baby. I am also thankful that Jason is willing to sacrifice having a crazy travel schedule and hours when we are back just so I can be back to Atlanta during this special time. So needless to say, this year will be crazy for us but we are so very excited for all of our upcoming adventures! So get ready everyone, we are coming home!

As a bonus, here is a picture of our sweet baby! :)

See you soon!! xx

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT :)

Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way
Oh what fun it is to say A BABY IS ON THE WAY!! :)

Jason and I are very happy to announce that we are expecting our very first baby who is due in June. Words can not express how blessed we are! We can't wait to meet our sweet little baby! This year we have SO much to be thankful for! Can't wait for June!! xx

Our Visit to Stonehenge

When we were in the UK a couple of weeks ago, Jason and I had the chance to visit Stonehenge. As you probably know, is it one of the most historic sites in the world. Archaeologists believe that it was constructed between 3000 BC-2000 BC. It was added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites in 1986. For more information, you can go here.

The drive out to Stonehenge was so beautiful. It was a pretty cloudy day but the scenery was amazing. There were tons of rolling hills with sheep and the countryside was just beautiful. It looked just like the movies!

Our first stop was Stonehenge where we of course got to get up close to the stones and tour around them. The stones are blocked off by ropes though, so you can not touch them. It was still a very neat thing to see and it is just crazy to think about how old they are and that they are still standing after such a long period of time.

After our visit to Stonehenge, we headed over to Avebury where there are more stones from the same time that you can go up to and touch. We walked around the sheep and got up close to the stones. And yes, I chased some of the sheep. ;) We ate at a nice little pub called the Red Lion Inn, which was very cozy and delicious.

Overall, it was a very successful day learning about Stonehenge. I am so blessed to have been able to go to yet another destination that I have read about in history books.

Here are some pictures.

xx