The full-time travelers have been traveling for years now, sharing their experiences on their blog and Instagram account Mumpack Travel. “I’ve always thought that in 10 years, my daughter Emmie wouldn’t thank me for installing a brand new kitchen and bathroom in our home, but she would thank me for filling her early years with amazing experiences, learnings, and sights and sounds from around the world,” explained mom Evie Farrell on their website.

A life filled with adventure is a life worth living. But with COVID, the single mother and daughter needed to find an arrangement that was both exciting and safe. Their solution? Heading down to Magnetic Island on the Great Barrier Reef in North Queensland, Australia. A 20-minute ferry ride from Townsville, its community consists of just 2,000 locals, and provides just the scenic backdrop for their Instagramable lifestyle.

“I still feel the need to travel, but I’m loving being here,” admitted Farrell in a piece published on Mamamia. “I have met so many of these strong women here on the island. It’s a magical place, and it feels right. For now, the island is our home.”

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Last week, Rhonda Whitney shared the video and it quickly went viral with more than 144k likes. She was at her daughter’s school talent show when she captured a heartwarming incident. A young girl was singing Andra Day’s “Rise Up” and halfway through her performance, overcome with fear, she freezes up and stops singing. The audience also became silent until her mother’s voice rang out, singing aloud where her little girt left off.

“I saw her struggling and getting ready to get frustrated so I just immediately stepped in. From where I was standing it looked like my child was asking for help, but just not verbally. Like at that moment she wanted someone to step in and save her,” mother Shaye Washington said.

When Shaye and her daughter finished the song, the crowd can’t stop cheering and clapping. It was a simple gesture but the love is overflowing. Check out the inspiring video below.

https://www.facebook.com/rhonda.lozo/videos/1725681377492002/

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The full-time travelers have been traveling for years now, sharing their experiences on their blog and Instagram account Mumpack Travel. “I’ve always thought that in 10 years, my daughter Emmie wouldn’t thank me for installing a brand new kitchen and bathroom in our home, but she would thank me for filling her early years with amazing experiences, learnings, and sights and sounds from around the world,” explained mom Evie Farrell on their website.

A life filled with adventure is a life worth living. But with COVID, the single mother and daughter needed to find an arrangement that was both exciting and safe. Their solution? Heading down to Magnetic Island on the Great Barrier Reef in North Queensland, Australia. A 20-minute ferry ride from Townsville, its community consists of just 2,000 locals, and provides just the scenic backdrop for their Instagramable lifestyle.

“I still feel the need to travel, but I’m loving being here,” admitted Farrell in a piece published on Mamamia. “I have met so many of these strong women here on the island. It’s a magical place, and it feels right. For now, the island is our home.”

Show them some love and support on Instagram.

The post Evie and Emmie Farrell Found the Perfect Solution for Travel During COVID appeared first on TettyBetty.

Last week, Rhonda Whitney shared the video and it quickly went viral with more than 144k likes. She was at her daughter’s school talent show when she captured a heartwarming incident. A young girl was singing Andra Day’s “Rise Up” and halfway through her performance, overcome with fear, she freezes up and stops singing. The audience also became silent until her mother’s voice rang out, singing aloud where her little girt left off.

“I saw her struggling and getting ready to get frustrated so I just immediately stepped in. From where I was standing it looked like my child was asking for help, but just not verbally. Like at that moment she wanted someone to step in and save her,” mother Shaye Washington said.

When Shaye and her daughter finished the song, the crowd can’t stop cheering and clapping. It was a simple gesture but the love is overflowing. Check out the inspiring video below.

https://www.facebook.com/rhonda.lozo/videos/1725681377492002/

The post Scared Daughter Freezes Up Onstage, Mother Rescues Her In The Most Amazing Way appeared first on TettyBetty.