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Announcing the CurrentlyWandering Youtube Channel

I am pleased to announce yet another place that you can follow along on your adventures: Our YouTube Channel! We blog about our adventures for detail and philosophical ramblings. We post pictures on our Instagram accounts to share places and short form experiences. We’ve been experimenting with video, and we like the way it allows…

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The Good and Bad of Spring Break

Spring break is a wonderful time for family adventure. I’ve watched the past few weeks as friends have taken trips to a variety of destinations. I love seeing their adventures, knowing how much our own adventures have blessed our life. For full-time travelers, spring break represents the beginning of a complicated process. During the winter…

My Obsession With Cactus Gets Even Stronger – Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument has been on my “must-see” list since we visited Arizona last year and I developed a slight obsession with all sorts of prickly plants. We didn’t have the time to venture south of Tucson, but we’ve more than made up for it this time around! When We Visited: February 16-18, 2015…

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To Sell, or Not to Sell? What to Do With the House?

Traveling so far we have run into so many families that have sold everything for their life on the road. Whether out of necessity, or to just downsize and live simply, selling the house and everything in it is one way to fund and maintain a life on the road. Others we have run into…

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  • Jeff

    Great post. So true, it’s hard to let go. Makes me glad that selling the house was the first (and so far, only) step we’ve taken towards making our dream come true. I’m not going to lie to you, it was hard. I still can’t think about it too much without getting sad, and even though we only live 10 mins away in a rental house, I haven’t had the courage to go back. It’s been since July. But it’s getting easier.ReplyCancel

    • Jess

      I wonder which way would be easier? Would it be easier to sell after you are already on the road knowing what we know? I’m still unsure. The last thing we want is to have to race back to Utah to take care of anything. Especially if we are on the other side of the country.ReplyCancel

  • Haley Shurtliff Call

    Aww, I love it! You’ve done some really cute things with it.ReplyCancel

  • We sold and it was a great decision, even being fairly sure we would return to Tampa. I can say that when we got home it was hard to drive by the old neighborhood and still is. We have even accidentally turned that way instead of proceeding up the Expressway to our new exit. In the end it was something that aided my faith and ability to trust God and place my sense of security in Him alone.ReplyCancel

    • Jess

      Jenni- that’s good to hear! A quote I heard in church the other day (week? month?) is, “There’s something hopeful about a fresh start.” I am kind of excited about that possibility!ReplyCancel

  • Jamie Herbert

    hmmm… you had done a lot since I had last been there. So cute! ReplyCancel

  • We rent out homes and are thankful that we still have them both. We lived in one, then moved to the next while renting the first one out and now they are both rented. They have provided income, tax advantages and a sense of security (if we wanted to at some point, we could still move back to our own home). You have to get past the fact that sometimes things will break or you might get a bad tenant. Most of that is emotional and difficult because you’re not there. It will cost you more to handle things that come up when you can’t do it yourself, but if you’re prepared it’s really nice to know you still have your home. In the mean time, the mortgages keep whittling down and at some point they’ll be paid off and really be profitable.ReplyCancel

    • Jess

      Thanks for your perspective on renting!! We did detail a post later about our decision to sell (the biggest that we knew we didn’t want to go back!).ReplyCancel

I Hope the Sunsets Never Get Old

“Wow!” I sit up quickly from my relaxed position on the couch. “What is it? Is everything okay?” I say. “Check out that sunset!” Sam exclaims from across the table. “Its beautiful!” I watch in amazement as he snatches up his phone, grabs his shoes and is out the door in 5 seconds flat. He’s…

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