Feeling Motivated!

Hello friends,

It's been a while since I've written/posted anything on this blog. It's a lot harder than I thought to try and stay motivated and committed to keeping up with this. I wanted to keep it all in sequence, but it looks like it's way past that and I cannot make up for the months I didn't write anything.
But I learned to just let it go...and let things happen the way it does.
I still plan on updating you about all the place we've been to so far that I haven't written about (That's for another day).

As for now, we are...3 months into our trip and I can't believe it but we only have 1 MONTH LEFT! It's a bittersweet feeling because as much fun as we are having out here exploring South America, Tim and I are feeling more energized and motivated to come back home and GET SHIT DONE. It's a good feeling to know that I'm starting a new path in my life when I get back.

I won't share with you what that is just yet, only those I've spoken to know about it...but let's just say...

 2018, I'm ready for you! 🙌
Side note, the real update: Tim and I will be hiking the W Trek in Torres del Paine for the next few days, so wish us luck in the cold snow...! We will be back with, hopefully, some amazing footage to share with you all.


Until next time...


~ Lynna



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