See Jules Review: The Panama Canal and why I should probably go there again someday
There are some sights that are just better the second time around. Usually you don’t realize this the first time you’re visiting, but rather the next. Usually.
Tag Archives: Panama
We travel with kids and we break all our own parenting rules
Like every other good, terrified parent, Andy and I are trying our best to not screw up our kids. If I’ve learned anything from my 16 months of being a […]
Isla Taboga, Panama
Half of our Panama trip was spent on Isla Taboga. The small island, with a population of about 1,500, landed on our itinerary because of its close proximity to the […]
The wild extremes of a traveling family (part II)
(This is continued from yesterday’s post.) Okay friends, it’s time to shatter yesterday’s illusion of us being the family who always has it together. Gotta keep the blog real, I […]
The wild extremes of the traveling family (part I)
Travel is like real life, but condensed. The highs are higher and the lows are lower. One minute you’re skipping along, on top of the world and the next, a stranger […]
We made it back in one piece!
We all survived our first international trip with the twins. And let me tell you… Survival. Was. A. Feat.
Panama!
Yep, it’s official. We are headed out into the world on our first trip with the twins. Since we had the girls, Panama has been on my mind as a […]
Worldwide Shambles 