They say it’s not what you know, but who you know. Through living on the road, our pool of “who you know” has grown in ways I never anticipated for my life. One thing that we have learned to love about traveling, in a way that’s different from a normal vacation, is the people we meet along the way or reconnect with – and we find there is no better way to do this than to moochdock.
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links wherein we get a small commission at no cost to you when you make a purchase by clicking on our links. “Homeschooling is so much more than filling our children’s heads with facts.…
The day was completely unplanned The morning started out lazy – no rush to get up and get going. It was a beautiful sunny day in New Hampshire, so we did a few small loads of laundry in our washer and hung…
This is part two of my previous post about why you should take your kids traveling with you. The first part focused on the benefit to the children. In this part, I attempt to share some of the benefits that we have had as parents by having our kids with us for our travels. It’s far from exhaustive on the topic, and in reality, I have written pages and pages that I cut out of the final version to keep it post length and not book length.
“In America there are two classes of travel – first class, and with children.” – Robert Benchley Can you travel with kids? Yes you can! Should you travel with kids? Yes you should! Will it be first class? No it…
They say that time flies when you are having fun. After our first couple months of full time RV living, I’d have to agree with them. I will often say to Tabitha that I feel that events that happened just…
Have you sat back and thought how our culture is designed to create cradle-to-grave consumers? Start ‘Em Young We start young. Kindergarten. Forget play. Forget outdoor time. Forget about getting physical skills like balance, coordination and strength. Because ‘This really isn’t…
Listen to this post: Subscribe to these audio posts using iTunes or RSS • Download Audio Piano lessons. Choir. Hockey. Scouts. Karate. Little League. Dance. Part of the suburban scene in America is organized activities for our kids. If parents decide to ditch the suburbs…
Another request from our inbox – questions about teen boys and girls sharing a space. “I haven’t seen anything on your site about how a teenage boy and girl have spent years sharing a room. I’d love to hear how…
