Newschool Nomads

Tweet Life on the road is not always fun and games. Especially when you are an about-to-be-a-teenager and your birthday comes around. Especially when you are an about-to-be-teenager who is used to having birthday parties with lots of friends and … Continue reading →

Tweet And this is the last of our Colorado winter. Hello spring! Love and Laughter, Jenn If you enjoyed this post you can follow one of three ways! 1. Sign up to have posts emailed to your inbox. 2. Subscribe to the … Continue reading →

Tweet Yes, snowboarding was amazing. And we made Breck our home for four and half months. But. Breckenridge wouldn’t have been the same without all the people. The people, with each of their unique gifts, filled this winter with even … Continue reading →

Tweet The other day on our walk Brent and I saw blades of green grass bravely poking up through the ground where the snow had been waiting all winter. It’s amazing how fast the snow goes when it gets warm. … Continue reading →

Tweet Visiting Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is like stepping back in time. Not only is it one of the oldest inland towns, it is also home to one the largest Amish populations of the United States. It was the Amish community that … Continue reading →

Tweet Today Thing One asked, “Do you think someday I’ll be nostalgic for this trip? For living in the RV?” Right now I’m laying on our bed, Brent napping silently next to me, as winter storm approaches over the distant … Continue reading →

Tweet I’ve said this many times that the best part about being a family on the road is meeting up with family and friends, old and new. In DC we met up with Brent’s cousin, Christopher, who was an officer … Continue reading →

Tweet Is anyone there? It’s been a while since I updated. As you might guess, I’m a bit behind in writing. We’ve landed in Colorado to spend three months snowboarding and experiencing life in the mountains. Last year, we spent the winter in … Continue reading →

Tweet We are always looking for ways to save money. As it turns out the metro in Washington DC is not one of them. I mean a $30 round trip fare would be enough gas for two trips by truck … Continue reading →

Tweet In the days before we left I held folded laundry as if it were an anchor and cried secret tears of fear and doubt. Tonight as I sit at my computer, a year after leaving home, my fears are … Continue reading →