"The Move"

In come the movers, and OUT GO THE CAMPBELLS!!! Finally, the day has arrived for the movers (well, really the storage guys) to clear our house. Literally. Basically the only thing left is the computer that I'm typing on (No, the movers didn't crash into our house, yet). Honestly, though, there's only a small amount of things actually being transported overseas to Africa, and furniture is not part of that selection. As for the "out go the campbells" part, my family and I are leaving our house by this FRIDAY! The suspense preceeding the move is mounding.

Japan's Wonders

Thanks so much, Grandma. You're the best:) Everyone, this amazing person took us (my cousin, brother, and I) on the trip of our lives to Japan. That wondrous experience, her comfort, and the beastly sightseeing lasted for a whopping 10 days: on the other side of the world. We did an uncountable number of activities, including seeing the Emperor's Palace, climbing the Tokyo Tower, eating at the Iron Chef's Restaurant, and going up the Japanese Alps, as well as bathing in the soothing hot springs there.

Welcome to our newest WRITER/PHOTOGRAPHER!

Mattster (like master) HA HA!!! is our newest addition to the blog. tmoney's brother, the mattster, loves to shoot photos, and will hopefully enhance your experience in reading this blog. Please welcome him with many encouraging comments.

Final Family Get-together

Thank God for Woodloch! The perfect punch to our last summer vacation in the United States, this resort brought the entire Campbell family together. Everyone had a blast! Grandpa (or should I say g'pops): Thanks-a-million! You must sacrifice so much precious time to ensure a great vacation each and every year. You're the best!
Right now, however, I'd like to hollar out to all of my cousins. You guys can always find something to do, and it USUALLY turns out great.

Are we ever going to MOVE?

Honestly, I am very anxious for our "intercontinental", 2 year "vacation" (Optimism gets you very far in life), and I know my readers are groaning everyday about not getting Ugandan news. Don't worry... it's coming. And hopefully, we will relay abundant stories of life in Africa. Here is a preview of our adventures to come.

One day, I hope that my brother and I will be shooting these photos.