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Our daughter is 7 years old, and she still wants to spend every minute with us.
We know that won’t last forever.
We know that won’t last forever.
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Travel is our classroom. Geography isn’t just something she reads about - it’s something she experiences. History has faces. Languages have voices. Different cultures become friends instead of unknown distant strangers. The world isn’t something to fear - it’s something to understand.
We’re cultivating a worldview by showing her the world. This is her 5th continent, and her 11th country.
Years from now, I doubt she’ll remember every toy she ever owned. But I hope she’ll remember hiking through cloud forests, wandering ancient streets, hearing new languages, watching sunsets in places she once only saw on a map, and knowing that home wasn’t a place - it was being together.
Years from now, I doubt she’ll remember every toy she ever owned. But I hope she’ll remember hiking through cloud forests, wandering ancient streets, hearing new languages, watching sunsets in places she once only saw on a map, and knowing that home wasn’t a place - it was being together.
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The world is a remarkable teacher. And I’m grateful we get to learn from Her as a family while our little girl still wants us by her side.
Gracias, Ecuador.
Gracias, Ecuador.
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