Up, down & sideways :) thoughts on long-term travel
After 277 days since leaving our home and saying goodbye to life as we knew it, we are staring down the last 48 days until we move back. We have 2 more countries and 4 cities locked and loaded for
Family travel, essential alone time
The one thing a person must have is time alone. When we decided to travel together as a family, we didn't consider how much time each of us would require. Some people can get by on very little and others
Choose chaotic or good routines
In case anyone was wondering, "what is it really like", for a full-time travelling family? I am here to tell you that much of our life is exactly as it would be back home in Canada, right down to the
Teenagers are teachers, if we listen instead of lecture
"Coming home with straight A's is fine, I'll accept that, but what I'd rather have you do is come home and tell me something amazing that you learned in the spirit of doing something good for someone else, come home
Detourism and other new word suggestions
When your life takes a wholly unanticipated change and you must rethink and redefine what your life will be. A new word submitted to Collins Dictionary, pending approval. Another one - crafternoon which means, An afternoon spent (or specifically set aside