We value the freedom we have and are blessed to be able to travel full-time.
To share just a piece of that freedom all proceeds of this blog are donated to victims of human trafficking. The funds are used to support education and new opportunities for those who have had their freedom taken by others.
Below you will find the story of Boris who began his life on the streets. He later created a safe house in the mountains of Ecuador for those rescued from human trafficking.
Seventeen Years Ago The cold night air seemed to reach to the bone and the boy’s entire body shivers. He shifts the cardboard underneath him. It does little to keep the night chill from encompassing him in a city at 8,000 feet above sea level. He watches as his breath, a frozen white mist, dissipates before […]
The fire crackles behind me. It is a chilly night and the darkness seems to have muted all sound. Light emanates from the TV in front of us playing Iron Man in Spanish. Trin and I are sitting with Boris in his living room high in the mountain above Quito Ecuador. It was a great
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This may be a strange topic for a nomad. Given the traveling lifestyle we have adopted, the fact that freedom is something I truly cherish should be of no surprise. There are so many things that can enslave us: dictators, debt, false beliefs, or even marriage. I have spent years cutting one chain at a
