Plan A was always to travel the world. And I did for years. Half-terrified that if I ever slowed down, it meant I’d given up on the plan. I met Andy when I finally surrendered to the fact that full-time travel wasn’t going to be my whole life anymore. Then things started to shift. Closing the long distance gap and settling down still didn’t feel like Plan A. It felt like the thing you’re “supposed to do” when Plan A doesn’t work out. But stepping out of what you thought your Plan A was doesn’t make the next thing Plan B. I spent a long time fighting every bone in me to keep the original one alive. I was so scared to let go that I couldn’t see I was still living it. Then we got Rocket, and any doubt I ever had disappeared. Maybe I just grew up. Or maybe our little munchkin made it obvious we were always on the right path. This was always Plan A 🌍🐾 #growth #lifeinyour30s