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 Wow, I can't believe it has been exactly one year since a blogged.  So much has changed in my life. I had my head down and I was working hard.  Covid hit and everything changed. I was able to work more hours and finally after a lot of focus transition my family across Canada to move back to my home province. 2020 has been an incredible year for us as we we were able to accomplish this. Not without challenges but we made it happen.

We sold our house in July and packed up the three kids and 2 dogs and drove across Canada. From Alberta to New Brunswick.  We lived with family for over 6 weeks and then found a house. It  has already been 2 months since we moved in. 

Grateful for the beautiful view we have and being closer to family. 

Excited to share our journey! 



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