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VACATION BLOG April 27, 2011

My Spring Break Family Vacation was very rewarding. We bonded as a family. We shared great experiences. We created memorable moments. We experienced God’s blessings and rejoiced in His faithfulness for keeping us safe. I believe that everyone benefits when we spend time away from everyday busyness. In return, we exchange them for restful and fun times. We come back energized and refocused.
We reconnected with each other when we did things together. We enjoyed meals together. We enjoyed walking together. We enjoyed talking together. We saw and experienced new things. We saw and reflected on the things we did in the past. We saw many exhibits that my dad was a part of. We saw sights that he could have told us more about.
My mother enjoyed spending time with her son, daughter-in-law, and her grandson. We felt our family grow together in a way it never had before. We experienced life together in a new and refreshing way.
Hopefully, we’ll continue to spend vacations together. We thank God that we were able to go away last week, and look forward to doing so in the future.

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