Fear of the Unknown
While there are currently pockets of panic going on across the world, I have been getting calls, texts, and emails about online classes. People aren’t just reaching out about the classes I offer, they’re ready […]
Travel
#ROADSCHOOLING…Some More
We’ve been sitting still in Atlanta because…dunndunndunndunn (that’s a drum roll)…my daughter has completed her soon to be available self-published novel, Traveling Paws. We have been working with Nia Sade Akinyemi of The Literary Revolutionary […]
#Roadtripping
My favorite mode of transportation is by car, so when I started this #VanLife, I treated it just like an extended road trip. When I road trip, I either turn the music up and sing […]
Conversations With Strangers…Again
A few days ago, Jayla and I were at the library. I was doing feedback on my student’s papers and working on a new class for a client. Jayla did what she does…made friends with […]
Being Still Is Overrated
I always come back to being still. “You need roots.” “Your child needs routine.” “Don’t you want a place to call home?” Listen, as much as I’ve been able to shake outsider’s opinions and breakout […]
Boondocking: Are You Scared
I always get asked this question whenever I share my travel plans. The answer is, “No.” I can be assaulted in my home, at school, walking down the damn street…the mall, a movie theater, a […]
Why I Don’t Make Resolutions
I change my mind way too much. I mean, I’m still going to do whatever I say I’m going to do. It just might not get done in the next twelve months. For instance, I […]
Cost of Online Learning
The Cost of Online Education When you consider the cost of regular tradition schooling, parents are spending about $700/year, the cost is equivalent to homeschooling. However, the purchases are different. For traditional schooling you have […]
You Don’t Have to Go Far
You don’t have to go far for to travel. There is beauty in your own backyard if you just look for it. New Yorkers probably don’t trek to see the Statue of Liberty but it’s […]
Wine and Overwhelmed
Whenever people ask me how I balance running a business and homeschooling, I jokingly reply, “wine.” Honestly, most days I don’t know how it gets done. I have my schedule, Jayla’s schedule, and my class […]