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Blog Name: For the Journey
Url: http://FortheJourney.net
Language: English
Topics: sewing, expat, Belgium
Description: I'm a crafty, outdoorsy girl, usually with camera in hand. My husband and I moved from the US to Belgium in January 2009.
Popularity: 22 Followers

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The Big Trip Home
We’re going home!  Not home home, permanently, but just for a couple of weeks.  It my first trip back to the US since we moved about a year ago. So far, we’ve packed: 3 cartons of Speckuloos 8 bottles of St. Bernardus Abt 12 beer 20 Liege waffles and 8 lbs of Neuhaus chocolate I hope we have room for some clothes in our suitcases too.  :)  We’ll be spend
Fall Trees Quilt
My month is coming up for Another Quilting  Bee 1, and last night, Sarah, came over and helped me figure out what to do for my quilt.  I have all these orangey fabrics that I want to use, and I had thought of requesting long tall stacks that would resemble trees (kinda like this), but I couldn’t figure out the logistics.
Slumber Party in the Netherlands
This Summer, I went on fantastic trip – a girl’s overnight to Volendam, Marken Island and Alkamaar in the Netherlands.  Reid, her 2-year old daughter, and I drove up there for some touring and girly time without our guys. Boats off of Marken Island Our first stop was Volendam and Marken Island.  Volendam is an adorable little tourist town, just across the water from Marken Island.  We caught a ferry over to the island and w
Girl’s Weekend in the Netherlands
This Summer, I went on one of my favorite trips of the year – a girl’s weekend to Volendam, Marken Island and Alkamaar in the Netherlands.  Reid, her 2-year old daughter, and I drove up there for some touring and girly time without our guys. Boats off of Marken Island Our first stop was Volendam and Marken Island.  Volendam is an adorable little tourist town, just across the water from Marken Island.  We caught a ferry over
Home Sweet Home – Moroccan Style
In the next part of our trip, we traveled through the Saharan Desert. This part ended up being the most touristy – riding camels, sleeping in the sand dunes, listening to the Black Gnawa musicians – but I did appreciate seeing the different kinds of homes that people in the desert live in. Most uncomfortable ride ever - 1.5hrs on a camel The most interesting to me was the camel

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