In the last month, from September 4th to October 4th, we’d been to 12 places (cities or towns.) 12! In one month.~ Sometimes you don’t realize how much you’re doing… [Continue Reading]
Category: Transitions to Travel Life
I’m a homebody traveler. I don’t have what people call “the travel gene,” which is a fun label for those who are strongly drawn to explore and see the world…. [Continue Reading]
Back when we still owned a house in North Carolina, my mom would welcome international travelers to stay with us. She found these travelers, or they found her, through a world-wide online platform called couchsurfing.com.
For our second visit to Thailand, Grace and I lived in Bangkok while my mom practiced diving on a livaboard in the Andaman Sea for two weeks. However during this time Grace’s brain wasn’t functioning too well and made traveling a potential nightmare.
It was 8:45am. We had just touched down in Athens, but still hadn’t decided where we were going once we cleared the airport. We had options, plenty of options, but… [Continue Reading]
From time to time, you guys inquire after how Grace is doing with our constant, far-flung travels. Although we like to spend as much time in each country as we… [Continue Reading]
Traveling constantly, without any semblance of a stable home, at some point leaves you breathless, fatigued. Even travelers who have been gone for just one month confess to feeling weary…. [Continue Reading]
“Pick a country,” her mom said. “Research a country we can move to, Faith. We can’t stay here anymore.” Faith looked up from her secondhand book on Guatemala and… [Continue Reading]
Sitting on a bus is a comforting feeling. It’s the feeling of going somewhere, somewhere new and somewhere unknown. It’s purposeful, and a bit scary, but all you have to… [Continue Reading]
What holds you back from traveling? I’ve received a lot of questions from people wondering how I make a life of indefinite travel work. Where does the money come… [Continue Reading]