Wow!! It's been over 6 months since I posted last and I've got some catching up to do.

Today I will finally share with you my truth about why I seperated from my Garden of Eden family in the following short summary.

The moment I stepped foot on the beach just outside of Olón it brought tears to my eyes with the feeling of familiarity similar to how i felt during my first visit at the Garden of Eden in TX.

It was then that I decided that I would be staying in Ecuador with or without my GOE family. Even though this family was the number one most inspirational influence in my life I was willing to give it all up for a chance to live in what I thought was to be my dream land.

Quickly, I became extremely fond of the little town of Olón. It has a beautiful family oriented community with lots of spirit and culture.

The people are extremely welcoming and friendly. I made friends quickly and met special someone that peaked my heart's interest.

Here is a link to a privious article I wrote about Olón

Since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to live close to the beach. I've always had an affinity for the ocean. Her mysticism and depth compel me. The one thing I always missed while living at the Garden of Eden was a large body of water. Anybody that knows me well knows my love for water. Water represents and is symbolic of emotions which is reflective of my sensitive and emotional side.

In addition, I also have a passion for high vibe organic fruits and vegetables (especially tropical fruits). Genetically modified produce doesn't exist in this area and the majority of the produce is organic and locally grown. While living at the GoE I had a recurring fantasy about being on the beach drinking coconuts. It's been my dream to live in a tropical/semi tropical region where it never gets cold and where I can grown all of my favorite fruits.

Red Cacao

Newly discovered favorite fruit called Mamey

Dont let the color fool you, this is non gmo Pineapple 🍍 THE BEST! Super sweet and Juicy

The truth is my actual separation from the family was difficult and painful. There were a number of incidents that eventually led to the final breaking point when the actual separation occurred that I don't believe is necessary to discuss in detail here on this public platform. Bad choices and mistakes made by both parties.

Everything happens for a reason, I know in my heart, and that we are all in alignment with our experiences.

Nobody is perfect, we all make mistakes. The ideal situation is that we all learn from them, upgrade and evolve. ####

In the next coming days/weeks to come I look forward to catching you up on what has unfolded since my separation from my beloved Garden of Eden family.

Grateful to be back!