Month: December 2024

The temperature rose and the wind began as the storm approached. Like clockwork, the rain began at 11pm. Ketchup and Gingos – the cats on

I don't get the sense my children feel like they miss out on Christmas or that they're different from the majority in some negative way.

Living on an island in Greece isn't all a vacation. Michelle and I both work – primarily in the evenings when the time aligns to

"After tomorrow, everyone will leave. This island will go from 3,000 of us to 1,000," the nice young waiter from Ktima Petra whose name I

Yiamas – closed. Nektar – closed. Seahorse – closed. Mostra – closed. The shop that sells cosmetics and creams – open. Stelios – closed (!)

In certain popular global destinations, it’s easy to forget people can be tourists in their own country. The idea that Americans explore the vast and

"Daddy don't leave…." is like a bullet to the heart. Sennen rapid fired in spurts for two days.  Even though we have three weeks where

The first blog, Our First Year Everywhere, chronicled the journey of a newlywed couple as we traversed the world as digital nomads (not yet a