This is part 2 of a 3 part series around questions posed to the Nomads as it pertains to education. Question 1 was Why We Homeschool. It was covered as part 1 of the 3 part series. Following on the heals of why, we come to the question of how:… Continue reading
In order to have a traveling lifestyle with a family, we, of course, have to be able to deliver education to our sons while on the go. Our preferred method? Homeschooling On The Road. We have been homeschooling our sons since January 2009. Our youngest Nomad (10 years old) has… Continue reading
While taking this journey into Living Nomad Style, we have had to make a great deal of changes in how we do things. I mean, it is not simple to go from a 4700 square foot (436.6 square meter) house to an 8 foot by 5 foot ( 37 square… Continue reading
Yesterday Mandy and I conducted the bookend to our 2015 Opportunity Session, our 2015 Strategy Session. As stated in our Opportunity Session post, we take time and discuss and document all of the current, potential known and potentially created opportunities. The opportunity session is long, but the process is rather… Continue reading
As many of you know, we spend the 1st day of the New Year celebrating the birthday of our middle Nomad Son. What do we do on the 2nd day? We have a 2015 Opportunity Session of course. You may wonder “what is an opportunity session?” I am glad you asked.… Continue reading
As Nomads, we are traveling and on the road quite a bit. We rely upon Ebony, our trusty SUV the most. However, when we move home base from one locale to another, we rely heavily upon our cargo trailer. One of the keys to ensuring Ebony keeps operating at top… Continue reading
While living the Nomadic lifestyle, I have been asked two questions over and over. One is “How did you do it?” The second one is “What do you do?” The former pertains to how we went from our 4700 square foot home to our 40 square foot trailer and transitioned… Continue reading
Nomads must master the art of efficiency. Almost every item has to have some inherent value or utility, otherwise it simply takes up more space without use. A few personal, sentimental items are given a pass in this regard. But, by-in-large, most items must have utility and value. So, we… Continue reading
Being sick is never fun. I’ll bet that if you’ve ever been sick away from home, you thought, at least once, and maybe even many times over, “Man, I just want to be home.” You want to be home for all those comforts that you have there. That’s how I… Continue reading
