The morning air was crisp and inviting so we put on our walking shoes and headed to Trafalgar Square. It has a New York City vibe to it, with the exception of allowing people to crawl on the statues. The perimeter was dotted with buskers singing to small crowds of onlookers. Trafalgar Square is located … More Trafalgar Square
After we dropped off the bags at the hotel, it was time to see London. First stop, McDonald’s to feed the boy. It’s a pretty sure bet he’s hungry when he gets cranky and some American nuggets did the trick. A cold drink for mom and dad is always welcome, too. He was even a … More Chinatown
Some of our first questions about deciding about Exeter surrounded Bodhi. Would he be able to continue his activities? What are the schools like? Will he be able to go to public school? Could we afford private school if there wasn’t a space for him? Would we be able to find a place to live … More Choosing a School for Bodhi
Let me preface this by saying that our travel philosophy is to plan one or two “adventures’ per day and then leave the rest of the time for exploring and impromptu activities or sightseeing.Overplanning tends to make things rushed and too scheduled leading to irritation and exhaustion. This is especially true when traveling with children. … More Team Lab
Under the Bodhi Tree 