This is my one hundred and first post on this blog. And we just went to the top of Taipei 101. The giant building is one of those things you “have” to see while you are here. But just like I’ve lived in San Francisco for nearly nine years and have never set foot in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Slow Travel’
One. Oh. One!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Baby, blogs, Slow Travel, Taipei, Taiwan, Travel on April 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
And Slow It Goes
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Baby, Slow Travel, Taipei, Taiwan, Travel on April 12, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Exploring Taipei with a nine-month old can definitely be categorized as Slow Travel, a concept I blogged about before we left. We are living like locals, camping out at the in-laws, and venturing out around our baby’s two-nap schedule. Which means we can’t really be out for longer than four hour stints, so we are [...]
Baby on Board: Slow Travel by Necessity
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Baby, international travel with baby, motherhood, slow movement, slow parenting, Slow Travel, Travel on March 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Before our son was born, my husband and I naively proclaimed that this baby would operate on our schedule. After all, if we just took him everywhere we went, wouldn’t he be used to traveling and eating out late and just adapt to our on-the-go lifestyle? I just heard the collective “HA!” of all you [...]
