Love it all….pictures and script…Thank you!

Such a beautiful way of life, slow and simple….Oh, how I long for just a weekend of such loveliness.

What a great story! I loved hearing the contributing factors to the migration, and I truly enjoyed the beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing!

What a serene setting! I wish I were there. I admire your magazine and books…my lifelines since I became disabled in 2010. I get soooo excited when my magazine arrives; and I save them for reference.
Yes the are dog eared and well read. I share them with my sister and as a result we are both living greener-she is a convert. I am lookin for a treadle sewing machine that works-I have one that cannot be fixed- it is from the 1800’s and someone was throwing it out 3 years ago and I rescued it. One of the pieces of the main machine mechanism-connected to the thread uptake is broken off!
Keep up the good work! God bless….Sisterhood #2938

I really like your pictures and would like permission to paint a few of them. At this point I am a not painting for sale, just thought I would let you know. Thank you and look forward to your reply.

Hi Megan,

Just clicked on a facebook link and ended up here! So great to hear you are traveling to Guatemala. Are you bringing the kids? I have been there twice … it is one of my favorite places in the world. Morgan and I have family friends in Guatemala City if you need a contact. They both went to the University of Indiana (the wife is American) and met Morgan’s Aunt there. They have a couple kids and are extremely welcoming. Guate is very dangerous at night so make sure you make concrete plans for when you get there… Places you should go if you can… Tikal, Finca Isabel, Coban, Panajachel. El Mirador is the new ruin that has recently been excavated… Morgan and I hiked there before it was all unearthed. Just was featured in the Smithsonian and looks amazing. Hope you all are well. Wish I could pack myself in your suitcase!
-Taylor