Rolling the tires back to the bus!
Singing at Apache Deaf and Youth Ranch in Reserve, New Mexico
Katie and I playing our instruments with friends Lucy and Sarah.
On the side I-10 when our tires came off the bus in 2006
Old Fashion Sunday in Terre Haute, Indiana
The Texas Ranger Museum
The Grand Canyon 2005 
The Hoover Dam 2005
By a Cactus in 2004
If you had told me over five years ago about what I am now, I seriously would have laughed and then denied it. I have experienced and learned so much in the last five years that it would make the average person's head spin and they would run in the opposite direction very quickly. Bus life is not for everyone, but I can honestly say that right now it is for me and my family. Sure I miss living in beautiful New Hampshire, with the change in seasons, but the joys and lessons that I have now in my life I wouldn't trade for the world. Every state (it's now been 39 for me) we have gone to see the major historical sites for that state like: the Alamo, the capital building, the Texas Rangers Museum for Texas, St. Augustine plus a few other historic sites for Florida, I've been to the Fisher Price museum, seen the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, been to Mexico, the Mall of America, different civil war sites in the south, the Grand Canyon, Nellis Air Force base and been up close to the Thunderbird planes and their pilots (that was yesterday) and so much more! I have met people and have close friends that if my dad had not said yes to God, I know that I would have never met. I have learned to trust God not only with my safety, but also with my daily living, and the money that I earn. Like I said earlier, I would trade my life now for anything in the world! Above are some pictures of the places and experiences that we have gone through. Enjoy!
