If you’ve never heard of Resurrection Eggs, you’re not alone. As Dan & I forge new territory looking for traditions to pass on to our children as well as visual and hands on activities to keep the Faith in holidays, we stumbled upon Resurrection Eggs. Now, I’m not a crafty momma, I have zero artistic … Read more
As parents, we painstakingly educate our children. We teach them our faith, about money, about sex, about kindness and compassion, we educate them on the ills of drugs and alcohol. We spend hours upon hours with them on the road, learning how to drive, we introduce them to all our passions, we teach them how … Read more
Salt of the Earth. Do you know what that means? When someone says “he’s the Salt of the Earth” what does that mean to you? The thoughts that come to my mind are the following … He’s a good person. He’s down to earth. He’s honest. Reliable. Supportive. A good guy. Full of Positivity. … Read more
We are constantly on a quest, to be not good parents, but great parents and I saw two amazing things this am as I browsed my email and took a quick glance at Facebook from my bed before I sprang up to start the day. You Cannot Buy Time, So Spend it Wisely First, the most … Read more
Life sometimes seems like a chess game, no? A game of both luck, maybe some skill and a whole lot of guesswork that sometimes works out and sometimes does not come close. In life, you adapt, you keep pressing on, enjoying life each and every day. That is how this fulltime travel gig of ours … Read more
Check out Part One (before or after, no big deal) I know as a mother that there is nothing I wouldn’t do to protect my children. It’s how we are hardwired, it is how we are made. We all want to see our children succeed, to propel further than we ever did. I know I … Read more
One of the top questions we are asked is about our kids and school, like “how do you travel all the time? Aren’t your kids in school?” Ah, dude, I think … “the world is their school, life is their teacher, and they are already so beyond where I was when I was their age. … Read more