Outside Of The Box Family

Let me share more pics of life in San Juan del Sur. (See below - still working on this whole how to journal/blog process). Almost every morning I practice yoga, pray and meditate while Enzo sleeps.  Scott and Eli begin the day with some Bible time.  When I'm done, it's still pretty early.  Enzo is still asleep so Scott and Eli go to the lighthouse. It became our routine, which we desperately needed.  I don't know why but it felt more like home when we began seeing a routine in our lives.  Scott and Eli enjoyed their trips to the lighthouse.  It was pretty new and the walk up is a serious hike up.  Or should I say down.  Yes, you climb up a side of the mountain but the terrain is dirt and loose rocks and there are sections that are steep both up and downhill!  The view is worth it though and so are the people who are working at the cafe at the top where the lighthouse stands.  Don't even get me started on the view.  After, when everyone is back, we have breakfast.  If we

  Here's the first post of my blog.  I know getting off social media will be refreshing.  Keeping in touch with WhatsApp will be best for us.   We've thought about it so much when we were back in the states but when you start meeting a lot of people who are like minded, it is a lot easier to see that you can survive (😂 ) without social media.  Anyways, let me fill you in.....when we finally started our journey in the states we were pretty new at trying to figure out what to do with our stuff that we decided to pack, how much to bring, etc.  I'm glad we ended up offloading more because in the end it was easier to transport.  Besides the cost of things here is incredibly low.   There is a large expat community here.  Mostly Canadians.  And the best part is how many families are here.  I mean, I didn't realize there was such a huge expat family community out there.  Most places, as seen on the internet, are either digital nomads or retired folks so it's nice to have p