Friday, March 22, 2013

Perks of traveling with babies.

 Today a sweet peruvian seamstress charged us 6 soles, less then three dollars to sew my purse strap back on. While she sewed Zara found her way out into the garden behind their home. There she found an angelic old woman sitting in the middle of the yard, under fruit tree's, spinning Alpaca wool by hand. A young woman came outside and helped Zara pick fruit from the trees as I asked if I could join in. Time and again one of the sweetest perks about traveling with small children is confirmed to me; children seem to open beautiful doors of experiences and opportunities that otherwise would not have happened.  Everyone seems to have a soft spot for children and when they notice little blond Zara slowly peeking her way around corners, we are no longer just customers to wait in the front, we are a family of babies who is eagerly guided into the depths of homes and personal spaces. Its a beautiful gift to have heavenly moments in a garden with an old woman smiling and embracing my children as she goes about her work. We are blessed with small yet heart warming experiences often when we least expect them.

~ Below are a few photos from fun things we have been up to the past week ~

















5 comments:

  1. It helps that your kids are so darn cute too!

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    1. Absolutely Amazing and beautiful pictures!! So good to see you all!Thank you so much!Beautiful smiles!

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    2. Camille!
      LOVE LOVE hearing from you! We love you so much! Ive been reading y ou and seans emails too and it sounds like you are doing SO great! Love that! Love you and bruce. xoox

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  2. Good point about going places with children! You have such a beautiful family! I love all the shots with you and your children. They'll be grown before you know it. :)

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  3. Hi Rachelle,
    My name is Judi Dodson and my son Noah Bigwood is a climber and knows your sister in Salt Lake. My daughter was adopted from Peru and founded an organization called Peruvian Hearts (peruvianhearts.com). We have some good friends and connections in Peru that might be helpful for you and your family. Please email me at peruvianhearts@gmail.com and we can communicate.

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