When people talk with me about our nomadic lifestyle, I can see the question they’re dying to ask burning behind their eyes, and once in a while someone will actually ask it: How the hell do you afford it? Great question.  Let’s discuss. Download Your Free RTW Travel Checklist How the Hell do we Afford … Continue reading Affording RTW Travel, and a Little Peek at County Cork →

What the F**k is a Digital Nomad?!? Before we started planning our transition to this lifestyle I was only vaguely aware of the term “Digital Nomad” (DN).  However, once I started doing some research on locations, equipment, etc, I discovered that the term “DN”existed and that we would, in fact, be considered such creatures once … Continue reading The Completely Free (Idiot’s) Guide to Becoming a Digital Nomad, and County Kerry Just Blew My Mind →

We had never visited Ireland before, so it wasn’t entirely our fault that we planned our two months there a bit, umm, wrong.  Sure, we could have read up a tad more, or asked the advice of friends who had been there, but where’s the fun in that?  Let’s just fly by the seat of our … Continue reading Some Numbers on Ireland, and a Family Visit in Galway! →

Add Mexico to the List It could be that I’m such a laid-back, easy-to-please guy (let’s pause a moment to allow my wife to recover from the hysterical laughing fit she’s having as she reads this…wait…wait, she’s still laughing…ok) or it’s possible that we’ve been lucky when choosing our locations, but the list of places … Continue reading Cozumel Magic, and MORE FAMILY COMES TO VISIT! →

If our first month in Mexico cunningly drew us into loving the place, the second month locked us in.  Every other day we would look around and Juliann would say, “I really like Cozumel.” One day I asked her why she liked it so much.  She thought for a bit and replied, “The pace.” There are … Continue reading Month 2 in Cozumel, Mexico – Even Better than Month 1! →

By October of 2017 our little family had been out of the country for more than 16 months, and we had a ball traveling to places like France, Italy, Spain, Ireland, the U.A.E., Thailand, Cambodia, and others. When we first set out, being on the road for over a year seemed intimidating.  Impossible.  It loomed … Continue reading The Holidays in New England →

I hated school as a kid. I hated that my clothes didn’t fit.  I hated that every room in our school, Pawcatuck Junior High, smelled like a stale fart.  I hated being picked on constantly. Most of all I hated being bored every fucking day.  School was pure hell, something to be endured by daydreaming … Continue reading Homeschooling Tips From 18 Months of World Travel →