On January 30, 2022, Rocinantes on the Road published our first article. What a ride it has been. It's been a year since we started our...

This seems like a good time to reflect on the housing we chose during our first year of nomadic life. We started these adventures in...

A lot of people have asked me how we could spend so much time away from home, especially over the holidays. Like everything else about...

We've been back in Melbourne for almost a month and are enjoying every day. We've had some time to reflect on what it is we love so much...

Travel is the gift that keeps on giving. The more you travel, the more at home you feel all over the world. So even though we were...

In some ways, the past 4-5 months have felt like a holding pattern. We launched our nomadic life in January, bouncing around Europe...

These are the last of the photos from the cruise. I posted a photo album Seattle to Hawaii. I've also posted a lot of the Pacific...

We are nearing completion of our first long cruise. We have spent the past 35 nights on board the ms Westerdam, a Holland America ship,...

We boarded the Holland America ship Westerdam 22 nights ago, on October 2, 2022. Generally, we have been very pleased with this voyage. ...

I’ve always had trouble relaxing. For over 30 years, I did well in my career because I could manage multiple projects – juggling courses,...

When we embarked on our nomadic life, we knew we would be planning six months or so into the future at any given time, and we would have...

A discussion of how exposure to Cincinnati opera began a life-long interest in international arts

All the "stuff" we need to do while back in home base....

Travel creates opportunities to experience Spring 4 places, and Finnish folk song about Spring....

Kim sings Fado on the ukelele

Family singing and a song written by a gay nightclub singer in the 1930s

When I was 10 years old, my Aunt Doll bought me an ukelele. I taught myself some basic chords out of a book and learned some songs, and...

Top 5 Reasons It's More Complicated than I Thought by Kim More than a decade ago, Paul said to me, “I think we should consider living...