Sharing our stories about our family life as our family of five face the challenges of homeschooling our 9, 7 and 2 year old while travelling.
Has it been two months since we left home? Since we packed up our life, put it into a couple of suitcases and backpacks and decided to become modern-day nomads. Full-time travellers wondering from place to place. It sounds so aimless. So lost. A feeling of panic threatens to rear its ugly head seconds before we look at each other for assurance and confirmation that we made the right choice.
Continue reading “Travel Diary April 2018 – Windsor, England”
If we put safety first and create awareness we can all do our part to stop human trafficking.
What is my biggest fear? Hands down it’s losing one of our children or being separated from them through some kind of disaster. Read on to find out how to stay safe when travelling with children.
Continue reading “How To Stay Safe When Travelling With Children”
I meant to write every week about our homeschool woe’s, highs and lows but it’s been almost three months since that first post! Honestly, I did not know where to begin to describe the life-changing commitment that home education is. This is our homeschool diary.
Why we regret booking a long-haul 24hr 2 stop trip, flying with a lap toddler and not buying her own seat. Rant alert! Sensitive readers should skip this one but if you’re considering it please read on.
On the 26th of February 2018, we left behind the familiar comforts of home in George, South Africa, to start our adventure.
We hate good-byes. Who doesn’t, right? They are awful and difficult to do.
Continue reading “Saying Goodbye Is The Hardest Part Of All”
Leah wanted to do something new with her favourite local artist, Marelise, from Ubuso Studios. So we did!
Homeschool officially started on Monday 15th of January 2018 in the Williams household.
We’ll need to focus on our family health while on the go. Staying healthy is important especially when travelling.
I’ve always been fascinated with our family history. My grandfather, Oupa Nick, was the best storyteller I know.
MONTH 1: I found starting a blog with WordPress.org easier than expected, but I gravely underestimated the workload.
This is our first blog post! Ever. Post numero uno.