Have you read that book? I have always been absolutely in love with that children’s book, and if you’ve never read “Where the Wild Things Are” stop reading this, go over to amazon.com and order it. You’ll thank me later. More »
Car trips with young kids can be either heavenly learning opportunities or they can be Hell on 4 wheels. How you plan a road trip is what will make the difference. While my husband and I have not yet had our own ‘blessed event’ I’ve been privelaged(?) through out the years to be both a take-along nanny and a suffering backseat child on many such trips. The longest car trip I’ve ever been on? 4,500 miles in 18 days. Not for the feint of heart. Suffice it to say, I consider myself a bit of an experienced car tripper. More »
After my Technology Fiasco last week I’ve been thinking about different approaches to telecommuting that do not involve a heavy laptop. My first solution, of course, would be to get one of the new MacBook Air laptops whose commercials have sparked that all-too-American feeling of DESIRE FOR CONSUMPTION in me. This is not reasonable. They are more than $1,000 dollars. So until my online presence takes off and I start making big bucks, I’ve got to figure out a more appropriate way to have a portable office.
Why a portable office? Aside from the fact that I haven’t been able to find an office job and I don’t know where we’ll be living 3 months from now, a portable office makes sense because of the travel opportunities it affords. More »
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what it is that inspires some humans to roam around the globe and why some people feel no particular need to travel. Why is it that some of us find our life’s work and inspiration in the furthest reaches of the furthest forest on the furthest continent from our place of origin and others of us have no desire to go further than a day’s walk from where we were born? More »
So they’re a bit of an addiction for me, these new online travel planners. Places such as Yahoo! trips, Travbuddy, Where I’ve Been, etc. are great ways to while away hours upon hours posting potential or past trips. Add photos, places to eat, great destinations, sights to see… you get the idea.
But I’m wondering, do people use these tools to actually plan their trips? More »
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