She is the daughter of this vagabond family, alright. At last count, we've called five countries in the last six years home-or-something-like-it. And in her 4.5 months of age, Girl Wonder already has six seven countries under her belt, courtesy of a west-to-east trans-continental road trip that's been part of planning our future whereabouts.
She took it all in her stride, intrepid barricade stormer that she is. (And was kept in happy company by a much beloved toy gifted to commemorate her Year of the Horse arrival. She loves that horse, but when we realized its magical, mood-changing qualities, stopping tears in their tracks, we loved it more).
Thousands of miles by car with an infant. Crazy, you say? Yeah, that's just how we roll.
Written as part of Mel's Microblog Mondays. Check it out here to participate.
She took it all in her stride, intrepid barricade stormer that she is. (And was kept in happy company by a much beloved toy gifted to commemorate her Year of the Horse arrival. She loves that horse, but when we realized its magical, mood-changing qualities, stopping tears in their tracks, we loved it more).
Thousands of miles by car with an infant. Crazy, you say? Yeah, that's just how we roll.
Written as part of Mel's Microblog Mondays. Check it out here to participate.
I love that you call her Girl Wonder!
ReplyDeleteShe sounds like she's a great traveler!
ReplyDeleteWow, way to go GW! And look at that hair!
ReplyDeleteGirl Wonder: world traveler! Love the horse!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet about her and her horse (love the photo)! She does sound like a great traveler :)
ReplyDeleteThe horse looks adorable! And that's almost 2 countries per month, wow! Girl Wonder will have visited the world by age 10 if you continue this way :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed with you all! The furthest we've gone is about 10 miles from home. Forget countries! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteYou're giving her an incredibly life. And planting the travel bug :-)
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Thank you for the picture!!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable photo. And in my experience of observing others, those who think they can travel with their children do so successful, and those who think they can't, don't. Good for you.
ReplyDeleteSuch an adventure it must be no? Ohh and the picture says it all, doesn't it!
ReplyDeleteRandom Thoughts Naba...#MicroblogMondays: I Wish To Read It Again......
What a little doll she is! Never let that horse get away...
ReplyDeleteWait- did it take me two days to see/comment on this pic?? You& h are amazing parents to T + S. Such love, strength, and (girl) wonder comes through in every word. Many blessings to you...
ReplyDeleteSo jealous! Owen hates the car. Every time we consider a road trip we remember...oh yeah, no way in hell. He does good on airplanes, but anything that requires him to stay in his carseat for more than 20 minutes...that equals all out screaming tantrum. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful little road trip. Thank you for sharing this micropost! It's an adorable picture too - look at the red tuff of hair! :)
ReplyDeleteCan she have a word with my daughter? She hates travelling...gah!
ReplyDeleteI fell away from blog reading for a while, but what a delight to come back to this sweet picture. And the way she's looking at that horse - what a delight! Hugs to all of you!!
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