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 […]
Month: December 2019
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 […]
Algorithms and Angel Numbers
You know how you can text your friend about something you want to buy on Amazon and then it pops up in your ads on your timeline? This week, I was looking for an online […]
Do Ya’ll Fact Check?!
We’ve pulled off at several stops because we saw signs on the road pointing to an attraction or tourist site. Every time we stop, I give my daughter a new assignment. I ask her to research […]
#Roadschooling
We’ve worldschooled, we’ve homeschooled with an eclectic approach, and now we are roadschooling. Some days we plan as we go. Jayla has a schedule but with my teaching schedule, driving, and pulling off at roadside […]
But, I Need Books!
We have limited space in Verché but I need books. As I was scrolling through iG, I saw a post about Chicago’s first black woman owned book store – Semicolon Bookstore and Gallery. What I […]
First 48 #VanLife
Now that I’m starting a new adventure I am going to start regularly posting here again. By regular, I mean once a week(maybe) I have a lot of things to do. So, we have officially […]