Especially as families, neighbors, and even strangers that need a helping hand. In an Instagram post, they wrote, “With any bad tragedy is the opportunity for good to rise up. They are they are matching donations made to people who need things like groceries or paying bills. Coronavirus” to help with the COVID-19 relief efforts.

The developer of a mobile scanning app, 25-year-old Garrett sold it to Snapchat last. The family has also started a campaign called “Kindness vs. This is The Bucket List Family Garrett and Jessica Gee, and their two young children Dorothy and Manilla. Plus, they are so good at socializing, you meet many other families through their introductions.” They notice things that we don’t, such as the little fairy homes in the forests of New Zealand, and they make experiences more magical, like the time they rubbed every single lamp in Turkey’s Grand Bazaar looking for a genie. He said, “We actually see so much more, thanks to the kids. Some people may think that traveling around the globe with three young children is anything but a vacation, however, Garrett believes in letting his kids guide the way. I will never forget how perfect those moments seemed with just our little family experiencing firsts together.” She said, “The water was crystal clear and smoother than we’ve ever seen. Jessica also recalled that the first time that Manilla went snorkeling and the first time that Calihan swam in the ocean happened on an island called Ray Cave in Belize. You can create bucket-list moments every day.” Meanwhile, we are embracing little things like family dance parties and making them grand.

In the interview, Jessica told Parents Magazine, “While there is so much unknown, we remain optimistic. The family is currently based in Hawaii and because of the pandemic have had to cancel upcoming trips to the Middle East, South Korea, and Russia. In a June cover story for Parents Magazine, “The Bucket List Family” as they are more popularly known from their documented adventures on YouTube, talked openly about their lives, sharing great memories and tips for the future. On their YouTube channel, which has garnered one million subscribers, the family shares their travels to more than 75 countries over the past four years. The Gee family – Jessica, her husband Garrett, and their three children Dorothy (7), Manilla (5), and Calihan (2) – are a family that is adapting to a life of not knowing where they are headed next.

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