Newschool Nomads

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 →

Tweet As you can imagine living in an RV with 4 people can feel a little tight and there isn’t a lot of space for “grown up” time. It’s okay because we know it won’t be long before “are we … Continue reading →

Tweet They say a picture is worth a thousand words and after four marvelous days in New Orleans I could write thousands and thousands of words. I could write… About the artists, musicians, and street performers like the funny robot … Continue reading →

Tweet (I wrote this a few days ago after a particularly rough night. I considered not posting as I’m feeling much better but decided it’s a part of the journey.) I talk about all the wonderful moments of living in … Continue reading →

Tweet Traveling with our work and home in tow like a turtle time has allowed us an unusual amount of time to visit with family and friends. Our adventure started in Santa Maria when we spent 10 days with Brent’s … Continue reading →

Tweet When we left on our road trip I had visions of what it would be like to live on the road with my family in an RV. My dreams didn’t include family photos in front of Mt. Rushmore or … Continue reading →

Tweet As the title suggests I’m a little behind in my writing schedule.  The crazy thing about it is we are still in Texas despite being about 3 weeks behind.  I’m doing my best to catch up so I can … Continue reading →

Tweet Brent and I could have fun together in a cardboard box. Put us in the mountains at sunrise with cameras and coffee and 2 hours feels like 2 minutes. The day after the cast and crew left Brent and … Continue reading →