An Ode To One Night Stands
“How long do you stay in one place?” We get that question a lot. (We also hear “How do you get your mail?” and “What do you do about internet?”). The answer to the “how long” question? It depends. If Andrew is volunteering on a Habitat for Humanity build, we are there for the timeline of the build (typically two – four weeks). If it’s someplace with a lot of potential for exploration, we try
Smashing Assumptions: Texas and Arkansas
As a consultant, and as a parent, I have come to appreciate the tremendous value of experiential learning for young people. And I think we grownups need to focus more on the power of experiential living for ourselves. After all, experience builds understanding (at best) and appreciation (even better). From far away, it is so easy to construct, then tightly embrace, a perception of people and places you’ve actually never met or seen. Getting out
2025 was quite the year!
If we had to describe our travels in one sentence, it would be: Slow down, go farther afield. After three years of this nomadic life, we chose to spend more time in places we love, especially Colorado and the West Coast. We roamed around Colorado all summer, starting with what may be Andrew’s favorite Habitat for Humanity build in Pagosa Springs. In the fall, another Habitat build brought us to quirky and beautiful Port Townsend,
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Pagosa Springs, CO – 6/14 to 7/12
Salida, CO 7/12 to 7/19
Littleton, CO – 7/19 to 8/2
Edinburgh and London, UK – 8/2 to 9/6
Aurora, CO – 9/6 to 9/13
Glenwood Springs, CO – 9/13 to 9/17
Grand Junction, CO – 9/17 to 9/21
Moab, UT – 9/21 to 10/5
Yosemite, CA (tbd)
Southern Cali (tbd)
San Diego, CA -11/5 to 1/17
Paris, France – Christmas
Coachella, CA – 1/17 to 3/14