Pop Up Communities
Among my favorite things about this adventure has been the tiny communities that pop up around us like waves, have a brief and lively existence, and then recede back into the ether. Sometimes it’s with locals, sometimes fellow-travellers, and sometimes friends from long ago. But they all are a part of the magic.
Singapore Speed vs. Moving Through Mud In Manila
It ain’t all beaches and camel rides. Sometimes things just don’t work. This is an out-of-order chronicle about the transition from Singapore to the Phillipines. Mostly, we can laugh and know it will be a good story when we’re on the other side. Sometimes less so. Sometimes, when McSpegetti is on the menu, you just eat it.
Desperately Seeking Service
For the vast majority of this trip, work and life have flowed pretty seamlessly. And then it didn’t. Which led to me doing calls at 1am under a streetlight in the middle of nowhere in the Philippines.
Welcome to the Jungle (part 1I)
The setting hasn’t changed, but I have. The kids and I get our heads right and can now properly appreciate the beautiful island on in the Philippines where we find ourselves. It is awesome in the way people meant it when they said it in the Bible.
Welcome to the Jungle (part 1)
Happiness is the distance between expectation and reality and, as my mother says, largely happens between your ears. This is about how we landed unexpectedly and ungratefully in a paradise we were not equipped to appreciate. The pictures do not do it justice - both because it’s impossible to capture the beautify and because it’s hard to take pictures of ants.
Life Lessons…From an 11 Yr Old
Adulting can be hard. In our latest set of travel adventures, Sophia models what it looks like to just go with the flow.
Snapshot: Tuk-Tuk MarioKart
Tuk-tuks are without question my favorite (non-living) form of transportation. It’s like Mario Kart come to life.
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