Why we chose to worldschool
Three used Chromebooks showed up on our doorstep about a week after the official announcement: “School buildings will remain closed […]
Roots and new pots
When we travel we like to go slow. Sure, if we’re in an area where there are must-see attractions, historical
The sanctity and illusion of knowing
Eleven minutes. If I tap “Begin,” and leave now, I know I will arrive in 11 minutes. My grocery order
A week in Bucerìas
Our first week in Bucerias, Mexico was also our first week on this adventure called world-schooling, and we covered a
Waiheke Island
Waieheke Island is a 40-minute ferry ride to the East of Auckland, New Zealand and is synonymous with wine and
Thoughts on “The AI Generation”
We’ve been thinking a lot about the impact AI is having on our world and how it’s disrupting everything from
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park has to be one of the strangest and most beautiful natural parks in the world. Since we
Your first meal in a new country
What happens next is what I consider to be one of the most stressful, yet simultaneously enjoyable moments we experience when we arrive in a new country: the first meal.
Home Exchange – how we save thousands on lodging
If you’ve traveled anywhere in the past decade, you’ve likely discovered that there are more options than just a dull,
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Ōakura, New Zealand
Ōakura is a rather small beach town but we found it to be quite charming and it was a great place for us to settle in while we explored the Taranaki region.