Travel, United States, Worldschooling

We Play Games

We spend a lot of time together these days. One way we love to pass the time is to play games. Games are great for learning and laughs. When traveling, we have to bring games that do not take up too much space in our suitcase. Luckily there are several games that have a small footprint.  Here are some of…

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Travel, Worldschooling

We are Rich . . . in Love and Time

People ask us how we can afford our new nomadic lifestyle. The answer is that it is much more affordable than our old lifestyle.  Money. We need it for housing, clothing, food, transportation, and health. We want it to buy a big house, designer clothes, the latest gadgets, fancy food, and more. We were making good money in Atlanta, but…

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Travel, United States, Worldschooling

Spending Time with Family

We have taken a short pause in our travel adventure to spend time with family. We may not be exploring exotic locations, but we are still making wonderful memories. Having the flexibility to spend extended time with family is a blessing. After our 14-day quarantine was over we did a lot of hugging. We got to hug grandmas and aunts…

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Central America, Worldschooling

Fort Building

Lucas and Henry built a fort. They spent several weeks spending hours in the woods with their friend Tye building the fort and playing in it. Fort building is a great way to learn by playing. There are several skills you can learn from fort building. Team-building- Lucas, Henry, and Tye all had roles in building the fort. Lucas was…

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Travel, Worldschooling

Is Worldschooling Working?

We took our kids out of public school last year. We were living with my (Judy) sister. Michael was going through cancer treatments and I was still working full time.  We deregistered the kids at the end of the 2018-2019 school year. We could have put them back in school when we found out our trip was delayed, but that…

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