We love to travel with our kids. See new places, new cultures, meet new doctors … It’s a blast. More than anything, I love my family. I write wherever I go, and wherever I go, my family goes with me. This makes for interesting stories on travelling with kids, but it also keeps me close to the people I love most.
Travelling With Kids
You love to travel, but you dread the thought of travelling with kids. What to do? Over the last decade or two, travel blogging has become a necessary support system for tourism industries the world over. However, only a small percentage of these specialize in family…
High Seas and Pitched Screams
You want to go on a cruise ship, but you dread taking your children along. You fear the worst. But what if you can make it fun for everyone?
Road-tripping with young children
First published: Baby YumYum I noticed some unavoidable issues that come up with every trip we take. Whether by car or plane, the following five things always find a way to mess with our trip. Your route has been carefully planned, the kids are strapped in, but…
Getting jiggy in Namibia
A book trip to another country is still a business trip. A lot goes into the planning, especially the costs involved. That’s why it makes sense to fit in as much as possible while you are there. This might mean shifting around some family time to fit in an interview…
And a crime author goes to Namibia
There is a common misconception when it comes to authors. People think the strangest things about them. Some believe it to be the most idyllic profession, involving trips around the world, exciting research missions, sold out book signings, celebrity treatment, and…
The leap from giving to Namibia
An old saying claims that the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. I wish I could expand more on the validity of this ancient phrase, or speculate more about its origin. What woes must have befallen the poor sap who had coined the phrase? Regardless from…
WACKY WINE – THE TRAVEL
When we travel somewhere I prefer to set out before sunrise. Best to hit the tar before trucks crawl out of hiding and snail along your intended route. My wife first concluded her exhausting packing regime, then it was my turn. I’m a plotter so most of the…
