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 Lisa and I celebrated our lucky 13th wedding anniversary yesterday. It is amazing to think that we have been married for 13 years, together for 18, and our three kids are all 5 years old or younger…but that is another story. With help from friends and family we had a lot of options offered to us … Continue reading Anniversary Outing on the Geocache Diet – Day 213  When we are with friends our kids make us look good. They are so well behaved and downright delightful. This is wonderful as I would hate for them to be unruly when we are with other people but once in a while it would be nice to give them a glimpse of some of the challenges … Continue reading Our Kids Are Too Well Behaved in Public  Tuesday was our Father’s Day do-over and it went a lot better the second time around. I got to choose our activity on Father’s Day and it was no surprise to anyone that I chose to take the family geocaching. I had the whole day arranged and it would start after breakfast for a morning walk and geocache hiding spree. After … Continue reading Father’s Day Take Two  As a young creative “Vancouver Islander” I learned many things going sailing with my family and this is by no means a complete story. I could write an entire book on the subject. In an effort not to bore you I’ll try to make it somewhat short. I was two when my parents first started taking my brother and I … Continue reading Thoughts on Sailing as a Kid – Lisa’s Story  Lisa and I together are trying to create a slower paced world to raise our kids in. We both place a lot of value in not cramming our day with a lot of activities and just let the day happen. We have done a lot of travelling together and even then we would always go at … Continue reading Growing Up a Sailor – Martin’s Story  Lately we have been talking a lot about the terrible twos since this life phase has been front and center in our daily lives. First I wrote – Terrible twos times two – where we introduced the struggles and then Lisa wrote – Staying Calm and Low Stress – Ya Right – which looks at the … Continue reading Terrible Twos Will Travel  We had one of the quintessential spring outings with the kids last week. We went to visit a small farm that belongs to my cousin in Fanny Bay, BC. They call themselves Snapdragon Dairy. Here are a few links describing what they do. One from Infocus Magazine and one from Eyes On BC. We didn’t have … Continue reading Goat Farm with Kids  Camping our old way I have spent many nights camping in my lifetime but I have never really been a camper. I have always used camping just as an inexpensive form of accommodation. I have camped my way across Canada, throughout the Western United States, and our 14 month honeymoon included almost a year’s worth of … Continue reading Learning to be a Camper  |
 
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