Time for my first and last post of 2019. If you haven’t figured it out by now, I’m a firm believer in living life, not constantly documenting my every move. That doesn’t mean I still don’t binge on Instagram every so often...🤷🏼‍♂️ 2019 has brought tremendous blessings and unexpected challenges that kept me on my feet. ——————————————————————— I started the year by wrapping up with graduate school at the University of Georgia. Thank God that grad school is finally over 🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻 Thesis writing and academic publications can take a hike 😅 ——————————————————————— 2019 brought me closer with friends, some new and old, married off one of my best friends, graduated from my masters program, started a new job with the University of Florida, bought a truck, and was able to travel with the ole family. I would have never seen myself working and living in Florida, but God has a mysterious way of showing us His plan when we least expect it. ——————————————————————— So, as 2019 comes to a close, here’s to many more Instagram posts and life updates in 2020.🥳 🎆 #happynewyear

16,309 miles traveled ✔️ 30 farmers interviewed ✔️ 5 districts visited ✔️ 1 Masters Research Project complete ✔️ ——————————————————————— Thankful for the opportunity to travel to and visit with farmers in Uganda this past month. It’s always humbling and incredibly eye-opening to experience a culture much different than your own, while learning from those farmers who embrace life to the fullest, despite having so little. #Uganda #Africa 🇺🇬

Go where you feel most alive. #Uganda #Africa

Falling for Uganda 🇺🇬 #Uganda #Africa

Don’t worry Mom, I found a house and a plant since I moved to Athens.