Welcome to Postcards from the Beyers

 Hello! We're about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime - packing up our lives in sunny Florida and making the journey halfway across the globe to Abu Dhabi! We created this blog as a place for our family and friends to follow along as we navigate this transition with our two little explorers. 

Think of these posts as postcards we'd send to you back home, except instead of fitting our thoughts on the back of a tiny card, we get to tell you the full story. 

We can't wait to share our adventures with you! 


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  1. Grandma JoyceJuly 13, 2025 at 6:27 PM

    We look forward to following your adventures! Love you guys!!

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