Jacob Smith
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One of the great joys of homeschooling our kids is the ability to take them to new places and expand their horizons. Last week we had an opportunity to do just that. Recently we spent an afternoon at an apple farm picking apples and, at the request of my son, we also purchased a jar of honey. Both he and my daughter have been enjoying that honey immensely. They’ve eaten it on toast, on biscuits, and, really, on anything else that it happens to touch.
When traveling cross country with kids, there are few opportunities as welcome as the chance to get out of the car and stretch your legs for a bit. We have found that the amazing diversity and incomparable beauty of America’s national parks make them stand out as some of the best stops for road-weary families.
Earlier this month my family had the opportunity to check out the Fernbank Museum in Atlanta. This was our first trip to this particular museum, but even before we got there we knew it would become a family favorite.
Fall, and the inescapable scent of pumpkin spice, is once again in the air! The autumn season is one of my family’s favorites, at least in the top four. As such, it plays host to a number of our favorite traditions, like picking Halloween costumes, checking out the changing leaf colors, and, of course, a trip to a local farm.
The moment I stepped off the plane, I was hooked. That feeling that comes from being somewhere new. Those sounds of animals crying, and the people around me speaking in languages that I may or may not know. The vibrant colors of tropical plants, and the intense glow of golden desert sands. My name is Jacob Smith, and I love to travel.
