Our fourth and final week in Bansko was busy—and somehow, it feels like it went by even faster than the first three. There was a little bit of everything this week: birthdays, swimming, hiking, D&D, game nights, hot springs, rafting, ropes courses, sushi, street dogs, and plenty of time with the friends we’ve made during our month here. We started…
Our third week in Bansko was full of activity, adventure, and a little bit of suspicion. It started with a game of Imposter, and by the end of the week, no one knew who to trust. Henry was an imposter. Jake was also an imposter—and he eliminated me. Kristian was another imposter and managed to eliminate Michael very stealthily while…
Week two at the Bansko Summer Worldschool Hub was just as busy, just as fun, and somehow flew by even faster than the first week. We have settled into the rhythm of hub life: mornings filled with adventures, afternoons spent with friends, and evenings packed with activities, games, birthdays, and plenty of time just hanging out together. We managed to…
Three and a half years ago, we came to Bansko for the first time to attend the Worldschool Hub during the winter. It was one of those experiences that changed the course of our travels. It’s where we met our dear friends, the Sigstons, along with several other incredible families. Many of those same families are back here with us…
After exploring Luxembourg with Melissa, Mike, Barrett, and Violet, we made our way to Belgium for the next leg of our adventure. We used Brussels as our home base, which turned out to be the perfect location for exploring the country. One of the good things about Belgium is how compact it is. With an excellent train system and relatively…
When it rains, it pours. Right on the heels of my family visiting us in Italy, we flew to Luxembourg to meet up with Michael’s sister Melissa, her husband Mike, and their kids, Barrett and Violet. We arrived in Luxembourg, but Lucas’ suitcase did not. It was bound to happen with how much we travel. Thanks to AirTags, we were…
After Milan, we headed to Lake Garda, where we met up with Sam and his family. Having everyone together in one place was a little chaotic at times (because a big family group always is!), but it was also exactly the kind of chaos we love. Lake Garda was the perfect spot to slow down after our busy city days.…
One of the things we miss most about our full-time travels is having family join us on the road. We love the freedom of our lifestyle and all the incredible places it has taken us, but there is something especially meaningful about sharing those places with the people we love. Traveling allows us to create unforgettable memories as a family…
One thing we try not to do is go to crowded and expensive places during peak season, like Italy in July, but this year we went right into the eye of the storm. Lucas and Henry were accepted into the SpeakTeens Camp as Anglo Guides in Valbonella, Italy, spending the week helping Italian kids practice their English while having an…
As our time in Tbilisi came to an end, we reflected on just how much we managed to pack into our stay. Georgia has been an incredible stop on our journey—full of history, adventure, unexpected experiences, and plenty of fun. We’re glad we put it on our itinerary. Henry wrapped up the month of chess lessons by competing in a…