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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Eight Easy Tips for Downsizing and Saving for Your Travel Adventure
I recently decided to get back to the basics by trading in my palatial artist’s loft in Brooklyn and a 9 – 5 lifestyle for a yearlong trip around the world. My daughter, ten, has had many experiences living with … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting
Tagged blogging, brooklyn, curriculum, downsizing, facebook, global education, kickstarter, new york, single mothers, smartypig, storage, traveling, unschooling
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Conversation with a Traveling Family #1: Lainie Liberti from Raising Miro on the Road of Life
A month ago, when I first began planning to take my kid on a long-term trip around the world, I turned to the stories of other traveling families for guidance. As a single mother, I was particularly interested in how … Continue reading
Just when I thought I had finally met a Guinness World Record Holder…
Just under a month ago I decided to plan a trip around the world, trading in a traditional (and false!) sense of security to join the denizens of global citizens (AKA traveling families and single explorers) already spanning the globe. … Continue reading
Posted in Great General Posts
Tagged biking, family on bikes, guinness world record, vogel family
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My kid, the food critic!
My kid has written the third blog post on her blog, Brooklyn Girl On the Go. As usual, I’m impressed by her writing and love that she’s taken time to write about kim chee, her favorite food ever. Who knows, … Continue reading
Posted in Anevay's education, Eating on the Road
Tagged brooklyn girl on the go, kim chee
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Eating on a dime (or around $2) in Bushwick
Eating in New York is no joke. With dozens upon dozens of ethnic groups living in the city, it stands to reason that there are just as many types of cuisine. Here in Bushwick, surrounded by African Americans, foreign-born black … Continue reading
Posted in Eating on the Road
Tagged brooklyn, bushwick, corn, el salvador, los tortilleria mexicana, mexican, new york, puposa, tacos, tacos la hacienda
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My Seven Links
First, I want to thank Eva from the fabulous Gill Adventures Blog for nominating me to participate in the My 7 Links project started by Tripbase. The goal of this endeavor is to unite bloggers to share lessons and resurrect … Continue reading
Posted in Great General Posts
Tagged brooklyn, brooklyn girl on the go, bushwick, curriculum, internet safety, my 7 links, new york, peace, traveling, tripbase
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A trip to Spa Castle
Recently I wrote a post about my favorite ways to beat the summer heat right here in steamy New York. One of my top choices was Spa Castle. I wrote: I asked the kid what she would like to do for … Continue reading
Posted in Eating on the Road, New York Staycations
Tagged bibimbap, korean, new york, spa, spacastle, staycation
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How to Escape New York Without Ever Leaving the City
Escaping the heat at Stony Brook National Park A week ago I went to Stony Brook National Park- despite the oppressive summer heat, it was easy to cool off while walking alongside the beautiful brook, taking a dunk beneath a … Continue reading
Posted in New York Staycations
Tagged bibimbap, kayak, kayaking, korean, pool, spacastle, state park, wave hill
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The Top Ten Healthiest Ways to Eat Garbage in the U.S.A
As I plan a trip around the world, it occurs to me that I haven’t completely explored the great grub in my own country. I tend to eat a lot of foreign fare for both taste and health. In fact, … Continue reading
Posted in Eating on the Road
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The secret to happiness
Just a little over two weeks ago I had my last day at Ross Global Academy, a charter school in New York City where I worked and where my daughter attended. It was with great trepidation that I left the … Continue reading
Posted in Why Travel?
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