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  • Re-entry Is Kicking My Butt.

    / December 18, 2013

    It’s been a while since I last wrote anything for you guys. I apologize for that. The truth is, it’s been a crazy month. Re-entry is not as easy as many people seem…

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  • Lions, Tigers and Bears, OH MY at Taronga Zoo

    / September 16, 2013

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  • Getting Gold Fever at Sovereign Hill, Ballarat.

    / September 9, 2013

    “Eh, watch the canaries now!” The gravely voice of an eighteenth century miner came through the loudspeaker, guiding us through the inky blackness of the mine. “If the air’s befouled, they’ll drop dead…

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  • Adventuring With Whales: Welcome To The Great Ocean Road

    / September 1, 2013

    I’m not entirely sure what it is. Maybe it’s the gentle beauty that emanates from them. Maybe it’s their sheer size. Maybe it’s the unbelievable grace that they possess despite the fact that…

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  • World-schooling: A Podcast With Dr. Jessica Voigts

    / August 25, 2013

    Prepare yourselves… I’m doing yet another post on world-schooling. In previous posts I’ve told answered that popular question traveling families often get, “What about school?”  I’ve revealed a few ways that world-schooling has…

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  • Skiing Mount Ruapehu

    / August 16, 2013

    I think I can easily say that my seventeenth birthday was far more incredible than I could’ve ever dreamed it could be. It lasted for three days, through some miraculous twist of space…

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  • Tuesday Morning Reflections, aka The Importance of Boredom

    / July 2, 2013

    Free time is just as important for our schooling as scheduled activities and courses. It gives us the ability to exercise our imaginations, to explore things on our own, and to learn about…

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Hannah

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I’m a third-generation worldschooler. My childhood on the road took me across six continents from the age of 11-19. Having just completed a Bachelors of Honours in Geography at Queen’s University, Canada, I’m now traveling on my own to Bali, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Scotland, and beyond.

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