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| How I will remember Peru, in one photo. |
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| Life in the desert. This photo was taken from the roof of the municipal building. |
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| The rolling hills of Manchay. |
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| Desert. Metropolis. Home 2.0. |
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| No sleep for 40hrs, but so happy to be home with my parents - the best parents anyone could ask for. |
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| I'm so happy to be back home with my husband! Missed him so much. Husband. Partner. Secret Weapon. |
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| 14 months in the making! Love you all. |
As many of you know, I am home now. My time in Peru was nothing short of life changing. I learned so much, worked towards my goals, made friendships I will cherish and carry with me forever, and realized how beautiful life can be when you walk out of your comfort zone, accept a challenge, and do something that truly reflects who you are, and what you are meant to be doing. Two days ago, one of my best friends asked me if I felt that I had changed. After a long pause I replied, "I feel more like myself".
I am so grateful to all of you - my friends and family - who have supported me throughout my time in Peru. I really cannot find the words to express just how grateful I am. I love you all, and thought of you every single day.
To my parents and sister, this would have been impossible without your love and support, and a special thanks to my husband, because all of this would be meaningless without you by my side.
