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5 Tips You Need To Know Before Homeschooling Your Kids. I absolutely love that I homeschool my kids and I wouldn’t have it any other way, but it’s not for everyone. Homeschooling can be really hard, but also really rewarding. I want to help you decide if this is something that would benefit you and your family.Homeschooling your kids is a HUGE decision and it’s not something to take lightly. Before jumping into you should consider these five things.

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Over and over, before we even set foot on this trip, I wondered, “Should I even go to Bali? Bali’s just not me.” I’m so stoked that you stuck around for part 2 of this blog because part 2 is so much better than part 1!

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Over and over, before we even set foot on this trip, I wondered, “Should I even go to Bali?” Bali’s just not me. We knew better. I’d already learned this lesson (4 years ago in Nicaragua) and I didn’t feel the need to learn it again. On April 23rd we traveled from New Zealand to …

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We’ve been traveling the world for 8 years now. My husband doesn’t (or at least didn’t) like to travel. It caused a lot of stress on our relationship because I wanted to travel and he didn’t. Now, he loves it. In this blog I am sharing steps you can do when your spouse doesn’t want …

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  Before I was a nomad I was a “regular homeschooler”, which meant my mom made me learn about traditional subjects like English, math, science, history, and my favorite—geography. I was intrigued by geography and still am to this day. I liked learning about different places and what they were like.  I was interested in …

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We prefer resting on forest roads, delighting in vast pullouts. Embracing solitude, we navigate remote terrains, build campfires, and stargaze. Traveling off-road for miles, chasing the allure of “free camping.” From mountains to forests to high desert, like any dirtbag, we are in constant search for adventure and nature. Buttttt … we don’t have a …

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When we first started traveling in search of sport climbing destinations, my youngest two kids were four and six years old. Old enough that they no longer required being carried in a backpack but not old enough to hike up steep hills or hike an hour straight to get to a climbing area (not that …

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Our family of 7 has been living out of our RV for the past 3 years.  For the most part, we try to free camp on forest service roads and travel quickly from crag to trail.  For a few months of the year we sit still in an RV park and enjoy the comforts of …

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