Year: 2019

Here it is. The final blog post from the travelling phase of our journey. I’m hitting the publish button once we’ve landed in the USA, having completed 1,891 days of Worldschooling. But fear not, dear reader. I’ll still keep up

The girls and I have been taking it pretty easy down here in Mexico, as evidenced by the slow trickle of blog posts. I already mentioned it in this blog post, explaining that this is our fallow time, where we

In hindsight, your vision is always 20/20, amirite? It’s no different in Worldschooling. When you look back, you can see really clearly when you made some pretty significant decisions, whereas at the time you had no idea how significant they

For the second year in a row, Halloween did not suck! Halloween is the hardest holiday to be away from the USA. It’s such an American holiday, and while it’s catching on in a lot of places outside the USA

This is Part 2 of random stuff that we’ve been doing or experiencing down here in Playa del Carmen. There’s no need to read Part 1 to make sense of this blog post. And you can adjust your expectations right

You haven’t heard much from your friends at LJT lately. We’ve been here 2 months and so far I’ve only managed 2 blog posts? Yeah, it’s been quiet. We aren’t doing much. But I do have a few stories to

It’s been pretty quiet over here at LJT. After fast travelling like we were running from the law in Europe, we were all ready to settle down and be stationary and do a whole lotta nothing. Well, I can’t do

To catch you up, the girls and I are in Mexico and Dan is in the USA. Read the details here, but if you’re looking for the short version it’s this: Mexico is our last Worldschooling country, but just for

There are just a few more random experiences we had in Germany and Switzerland that we want to tell you about before we move on to our next home-away-from-home in Mexico. All that time in the Dominican Republic floating in

If Berlin had a relationship status on Facebook, it would be “It’s Complicated”. This is a complicated city!!! We had our longest drive yet, travelling 6 hours from Netherlands to Berlin. Thanks to Dan’s expert Tetra-style car packing, a few