shwedagon

Upon our arrival into Yangon, Nate and I set out to see one of Myanmar's most famous sites: the Shwedagon Pagoda. What a site it is! 

a gardener at Peoples Park in the shadows of Shwedagon

covered in bamboo scaffolding

rocky mountain woods

How nice it is to be reunited with a bestest of friends! And better yet, to have some time to explore some wilderness together. It's always an adventure with you, Lindsey...

For this little trip: a walk up to Thunder Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. 

 Despite being eaten alive by mosquitos and a rather cold, sleepless night, it was beautiful! 

my little pony

Major perk of being home: unlimited access to some wonderful polo ponies. The best part is sharing them with friends and family. 

nothing quite like it

lazy way to take them back

 Somehow Skye changed his mind into liking horses this time. Thank goodness!

just like walking a dog

he almost fits

Don't know where I'd be without this!

last of the Belcher-Timme weddings

Another beautiful Vermont wedding... sad to know it's the last. 

Dwayne "the rock" Johnson's first cousin

of course the boys took model shots

listening for Paige's little bun in the oven

Congrats to Hannah and Pax!

skyfall

Somewhere between Louisville and home, I was awoken to news that we were going skydiving. Somewhere years ago I promised Nate I'd take him for his 18th birthday. This wasn't the scenario I pictured, but we did it anyways. 

bakin coming in

Happy Sunday Funday!

higgins lake

get lost

I present to you another Elly & Ali adventure: 

Completely unprepared dressed in wine tasting clothes and sandals. 50 degree blustery weather. and a lack of desire to read a proper map. 

lake michigan

teeny tiny ali scaling a sand mountain

Several hours, miles, a large carried piece of wood, and tired toes later...

paradise!

Good, good day.