Family, Chores & Life Stuff
Another week gone in our little rural hamlet and another thousand signs of Spring life are popping up all around us. Nature seems to accelerate [...] continue reading

Another week gone in our little rural hamlet and another thousand signs of Spring life are popping up all around us. Nature seems to accelerate [...] continue reading

Old and new, such are the rhythm of things here in SW of France at the beginning of February. The slumber of winter is starting to ease, yet [...] continue reading

This will be a shorter post today, as we're off traveling. Yup, it finally happened! We're on the road again, tarmac flying beneath our wheels, [...] continue reading

It's been a wild week in SW France. We've had storms and rain so intense I thought I was back in the Nordic homeland. Days of nothing but grey, [...] continue reading

Another week gone in the depths of SW France, and another week closer to the end of the year. It's been grippingly cold this week, and [...] continue reading

Another week gone in the depths of SW France and the month of November is almost over. I can feel winter now, and taste it much the same way I [...] continue reading

For my first post on our van build series I figured I should start at the beginning, and that of course is with the van itself. If you ever [...] continue reading

First snow in the Pyrénées is always an exciting event. The mountains follow the seasons with a life that waxes and wanes. In Spring they're [...] continue reading

And just like that...it was Autumn. It seems mere moments ago that I wrote about SW France, and yet it also seems like years. We've been back a [...] continue reading

We've made it back to France! Full circle from a few months ago, a time that seems long and yet short at the same time. The end of our trip is [...] continue reading

"Stop accelerating, the wheels are just spinning deeper!" It was the kind of thing you see happen to others, a classic amateur mistake. We were [...] continue reading

"Don't you have to blog today?" Paul asked me I was surprised by the question because I thought it was Thursday, or maybe Friday. The days have [...] continue reading
