Well, well, well friends...it has been awhile...and I mean
awhile! Sheesh. I have not posted a blog in just about a year...sad? maybe. But my blogging life is not over. I am back! and I am excited to update you all on the life and times of the Keisers. P.S: How awesome is Fall?
Quick Updates:
- June 30- Sacha's last day working at Goddard
- July 1st- We moved to a new apartment in Marlton, NJ, the town where our church is located
- August 1-16- Trip to Europe (England and Portgual) for Emily Keiser's (Todd's sister) wedding
- September- Sacha is job searching, Todd is back in grad school
Now for a longer winded version...buckle up!
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| One of my kids dressed as Tinkerbell for Halloween |
I finished up my job in June and it was a whirlwind of goodbyes as we left the shore to move west to Marlton. It all happened so fast and it took me a while to process everything. My last day was Thursday June 30th and then we moved the very next day! As I looked back on my time at Goddard, I was overwhelmed with how much God had blessed me in that time. I know it sounds crazy to say that, because this past year was very hard for Todd and I. It was a very slow process making friends and work was very tiring and stressful at times However, now that its all behind me, I can truly thank God for the amazing relationships he drew me into this past year. Because of that, my last day at school was full of tears. I was so encouraged by how sweet all of the parents and teachers were to me and I am so thankful for every one of them. I miss my kiddos everyday and I hope to stay in touch with many of the families.
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| English Tea and cakes :) |
Summer rolled on and in August we got to go on the trip of a lifetime. We hopped the pond to London for the wonderful wedding of Emily (Keiser) Manning (Todd's sister) and Paul Manning. It was so much fun! Todd and I were so thrilled to get to spend a lot of quality time with his family, while at the same time seeing all of the amazing sights in London. The first leg of our journey to England was a megabus ride from Philly
to Boston where we stayed with the wonderful Chris and Katie Pletcher. We got a great tour of Boston, which I LOVE! It is such a walkable, clean, beautiful city and I am definitely excited to go back for more visits in the future. I have always loved New England and its charm and Boston most certainly did not disappoint. Next we took a red-eye flight *interruption:candid moment: okay, yes the flight WAS cheaper...and yes, it did get us there safely, but, it was far from comfortable and I felt exhausted for the next 4 days...end candid moment*. Upon arriving to England, I was whisked away to the Hen-Do (a British bachelorette party) where we went to English Tea (fancy, I know), saw the sights of London from a river tour on the Thames, ate dinner at a quaint Italian restaurant, and ended at one of Em's favorite pubs .
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| The London Eye from the River Thames tour |
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| Sister-in-Laws |
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| Em's outfit for the day L for Learner Bride |
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| Tower Bridge |
