| sweeping the dust like a local |
| play area |
| she said goodbye to the place she didn't realize was home because she wasn't in one place long enough to get a feel for what home meant...yet we know He is at work |
| roasting marshmallows on the shashlik grill for the 4th of July |
| playing in an empty pool is just about as fun as a full one |
| best friends |
| his bed |
| their bed |
| the gully which catches rain and trash in the city |
| ice cream was on their list to do before we left |
| he said goodbye to the wooden blocks my Nama got him when he was just a baby and left them to another family |
| foam pit at the trampoline park |
| when packing in the summer, you come across some winter accessories |
| saying a final goodbye to their old russian preschool |
| sweet friends we've watch grow up |
| the dirt pit near our apartment |
| best friends |
| these guys were loved by so many amazing people |
| bestie |
| best friends |
| awesome neighbor and friend |
| clouds which were a rare sight there |
| really hard goodbyes |
| our family dining area |
| getting the documents to sell our car |
| in our old neighborhood for one last visit |
| the swing |
| we "flew" on this swing when I was pregnant with Charlotte |
| leaving Tashkent |
| let lag activity glasses |
| the swings here are quite different |
| William and Kaitlynn began karate |
| His best friend in the whole world, literally |
| the day we got locked inside our apartment in a country where only one exit is completely the norm |
| flying internationally |
| My dear brothers |
| making dough |
| just a bunch of dinosaurs |
| this is an amazing woman and friend and sister |
| making pizza together |
| first karate lesson |