Newschool Nomads

Tweet As a family on the road we see so many wonderful places but you know what? It’s the small things I really want to remember. I want to remember… Each campsite we call home for a few days or … Continue reading →

Tweet One of the best things about full time rving with kids are the little surprises. We had an overnight stop at a campground and we had fun making some new little friends. We already know how much I love miniature mules. … Continue reading →

Tweet Who needs a campground when you can park in a yard. We spent over two weeks at my parent’s house in Port Charlotte. This is what we will remember. Visiting with my Junebug and Papaw (my grandma and grandpa) … Continue reading →

Tweet This was the conversation that followed our purchase of snorkeling gear in relation to my fear of sea creatures. Me- “Now I feel like I have to go snorkeling when we get to the keys. (pause) My brother saw … Continue reading →

Tweet I had doubts about bringing our dogs on the trip with us. We even tried to find temporary foster parents for them but in the end decided they had to stay with us. Even if meant some inconveniences. Thing … Continue reading →

Tweet And on that farm he had a miniature mule. Rainy days. Fresh eggs. Curious goats. Stoic horses. Few things make me as happy as the smell and velvety touch of a horse’s muzzle. As I was struggling with depression, … Continue reading →

Tweet We decided to wait out the storm. Alone. The morning of the storm we noticed the other three campers in the campground were packing up. By noon, the snow started falling and ice- the real problem- started forming on … 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 More unpacking and organizing with help from the animals. Or not. This one wanted to help. This one wanted to sleep. At least the boys got to have fun.  They went up to Montagne de Oro with their grandparents. … Continue reading →