Let me revel in the moment of perfection awhile longer before I force myself back into reality. (Reality being a cluttered, unfinished house and a To Do list 2 pages long; perfection being two magical days on the road.)
It really was perfect. And it only took me a couple hours to stop holding my breath [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Zeb’
Maiden Voyage: Success
Our Ideas for Highly-Sensitive Transitioning
Moving, traveling or any other major changes and transitions are hard enough for kids, but for a highly-sensitive child, they really start to feel impossible. In my last post I explained our biggest part of helping him transition – the emotional aspect. But there are others things we’re trying to do to help him, as [...]
Highly-Sensitive Transitioning: Before The Move
Zeb, making a list of our dreams: places and people we want to see
and things we want to do on the road.
When we first started discussing the decision to travel full-time and eventually settle outside of Vegas, we included Zeb. How could we not? He’s one-third of our family and his experience will be as [...]
A Privacy Policy
No, not mine. Zeb’s.
Erin’s post reminded me that I had never posted our own version of the same.
Many months ago, when I had made a brief mention on the blog of a project Zeb was working on then mentioned that fact to him, he was not so happy. That little tidbit suddenly thrust before his eyes the [...]
Dinner with Strangers
Justin, Zeb and I volunteered our afternoon and evening serving a Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless.
It was so inspiring to see Zeb work so diligently. He has volunteered for years with his Gramma A. for Ronald McDonald but never has the opportunity to see who he is helping. Tonight however, he really shined. He worked [...]
