Journeys Unexpected

Originally published on 02/18/2018 During the summer of 2016, Larry and I uprooted ourselves from living in the Boise area into Southeast Idaho. The purpose of this move was based on many things… First off, though, a little background. Larry and I met in January 2011 through his sister. I was living in Southern California, and he was in Southeast Idaho. His sister lived near me and came to me one evening at the church building. She said, “Angie, this is going to sound really weird, but every time I see you, I think of my brother.” Yes, that sounded weird… He needed a friend because he had recently lost his wife to poor health. Long story short, we began to email and text, and then using Facebook to keep in constant contact with one another. He came for a visit in May 2011, and we were engaged before he went back home! We married in November 2011. Being in Southern California, the rent was crazy expensive. We paid almost $600 for rent, sewer and trash for less than 550 sq.ft… Larr...

Originally published on 02/02/2018 Have you been through tough times in your marriage? Then this book may be for you. My husband, Larry White, has published this book himself. He has been through 6 marriages, yes, I'm wife number 6! However, even though other marriages may not have worked out (he is a widower after all), doesn't mean he didn't learn from each relationship he's been in. I encourage you to go take a look and purchase this book. In the future, if I get more followers on my blog, I will do a giveaway for a paperback copy of this book. So what are you waiting for? Click the link below! Dare to Love

Originally Published on 02/01/2018 Larry and I took a little road trip in August 2017. I had never seen Mesa Falls and wanted to spend some quality time with Larry before heading back into the classroom later that month. I love having time in the summer to spend with him and this trip did not disappoint! The picture located above is of Lower Mesa Falls. The short walk from our car to this lookout was just a few minutes and well worth the view. On our drive into the area, we came across a bunch of youth on bicycles, trudging uphill. Some of them looked quite tired! This is the view from our lookout point, facing away from the Falls. It looks like a never-ending expanse of trees. I love living in Idaho. The absolute beauty here astounds me all the time. Most of my "growing up" years were spent in Southern California. It is pretty there in the desert, but I forgot how much I loved the mountains. My childhood was spent in Colorado. I continually told my mom that ...