A suggestion from my cousin Jonathan prompted me to create this blog for my travel pictures. Before I had a chance to post my first set of pictures from our recent trip to Costa Rica, we had some exciting news that gave a whole new meaning to carry-on baggage. We went to Costa Rica to celebrate my 30th birthday and the best gift of all was that we found out that I was pregnant with our first baby a week after we got home. Lucky me, I wasn't charged for the extra carry-on!
trav•el [trav-uhl] –verb 1.to go from one place to another; take a trip; journey. 2.to proceed or advance in any way. jour•ney [jur-nee] –noun 1.a distance traveled, usually taking a rather long time. 2.progress from one stage to another. bag•gage [bag-ij] –noun 1.suitcases, used in traveling; luggage. 2.things that encumber one's freedom, progress, or development; impediments: intellectual baggage that keeps one from thinking clearly; conflicts that arise from struggling with emotional baggage.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Speaking of Carry-On Baggage
A suggestion from my cousin Jonathan prompted me to create this blog for my travel pictures. Before I had a chance to post my first set of pictures from our recent trip to Costa Rica, we had some exciting news that gave a whole new meaning to carry-on baggage. We went to Costa Rica to celebrate my 30th birthday and the best gift of all was that we found out that I was pregnant with our first baby a week after we got home. Lucky me, I wasn't charged for the extra carry-on!
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