Made it back home!

Made It Home!!!

I am officially back home with my family, all unpacked - it was like the living room exploded with all of my things. But wanna laugh... my suitcase was full of books instead of bringing clothes home!


I was so emotional when I got home as I wanted to be home after a couple of days of being at multiple airports. So lovely to be back in my own bed too!

Even had a quiet, shy reaction from my dog as she wasn't sure who I was until I spoke to her again!



This was the next morning.. #guiltyface
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAVE SUPPORTED ME THROUGH THIS JOURNEY!

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