Hi, one day me and my family went to an amazing restaurant called Mrs. Mac's Kitchen in Key Largo, Florida. Their homemade onion rings were awesome, they were a tad greasy but were definitely the best I’ve ever had and probably the best I ever will have!!!!!!!! Their fries were also really good.  They aren’t as greasy as McDonald’s. The atmosphere was really cool because they had foreign money stuck on the ceiling. The ceiling had a cris...

When we were in D.C. we went to a place called Ben's chili bowl. Everything there was a little spendy for example $5.25. got you a chili dog and chips! But the service made up for it. Everyone was very nice and they told us everything we needed to know. Like if they were going to be a while. I got a cheeseburger but I should have got the chiliburger. I tasted some of my mom’s chili it was nice and hot and had a nice texture. Their homemade milk shake...

Halloween at Family Duncan Campground was awesome. Lucky for us that they had this event going on the week before Halloween (as well as the weekend of Halloween) so our kids could take part in some proper Halloween festivities while we are on the road. The campground had free cider and ginger snaps, karaoke, bobbing for apples, crafts, costume contest, pumpkin carving, and of course trick or treating, and more. It was scary too. Campers went all out decorating t...

I was the only one out of the four of us who had been to New York City before & I was very excited to be going back again. We spent three days in NYC; barely long enough to scratch the surface of everything this fine city has to offer, but a great time nevertheless. Here's what we did:Walked the Brooklyn Bridge-This was a family favorite. You can walk or bike the length of this entire bridge. This was smart planning and great foresight, don't you think. ...

In my opinion, roadschooling is two-part. 1). Roadschooling is homeschooling while traveling. 2). Roadschooling is taking advantage of the unique educational opportunities that already exist or are created due to your travels. When roadschooling, families can take advantage of the fact that several "school subjects" are embedded within their travels. Geography, history, social studies, science, PE, art, community service, and language arts are all fairly easy ...