AKA: Things I Wish I had Known Before Feeling Stupid in a Rental House Before our trip to England and Scotland, I briefly refreshed myself on the obvious differences between United States and UK life. The important stuff: biscuit means cookie, chips means French fries, and crisps means chips. Lastly, I bought a plug converter. … Continue reading Staying in the UK: 5 Things You Need to Know
Schooling from the Driver’s Seat
Learning happens anywhere and any time, usually without you acknowledging it. When you do call it “learning”, that’s when the kids stop doing that very thing. Whether you do traditional schooling or homeschooling, driving in the car is a great time to do some fun family learning any time. Now, a quick disclaimer. Being on … Continue reading Schooling from the Driver’s Seat
Museum Memberships: Are They Worth It?
Top two expenses every year for homeschooling the four kids: travel and membershipsTop two best money investments: travel and memberships I strongly believe that, of all that we do for school, our non-traditional learning is what has been most impactful to helping my kids truly learn and love our world. No amount of book reading … Continue reading Museum Memberships: Are They Worth It?
Time Out: Mixing Slow Travel with Rapid Fire Destinations
Being married changes you. Having kids changes you. Life changes you. These show you what you could do better – and allow each individual’s quirks to balance us all out. Even if we don’t like to admit it. As Jerry Maguire famously said, “You complete me.” And this is truer in no part of life than on vacation. … Continue reading Time Out: Mixing Slow Travel with Rapid Fire Destinations
