Foremost, just BE.
Even if we do absolutely nothing, if we are happy, it's all good :))
In addition, we can:
Attend Gatherings
- unschooling conferences, like Rethinking Everything
- anime conventions
- hoop camp retreat
- fellow nomad gatherings
- "local" Pagan groups' holiday celebrations
Visit Communes and Intentional Communities
Spend time really getting a feel for their lifestyles and see how they run things. I want to live communally someday, even if it is location independent :))))) In the very least, I know this will help me be the best family member I can be <3
Walks or Hikes in Nature
Self explanatory! We can play in parks of all kinds and spend days or weeks or however long it takes for us to get our fill :))
Explore Towns
- local hangouts or town info booths
- experience cultures
- listen to histories
- learn what they are famous for
- drive/bike down neighborhoods and look at houses/property
Meet People
- my online tribe (both from the wild zen tribe and other venues :))
- local unschoolers or homeschoolers (a local park day?)
- RV park
- farmers markets
- HILA is a Facebook group that stands for Hope, Inspiration, Love, Art -- they make artful little things and randomly leave them to brighten someone's day!!
- Yarn bombing -- wow, beautiful. Plug it in to google images for some heart-melting fibre love! And see below for some of my favs :D
- Operation Beautiful -- makes me cry <3
- and any other ways we can make people smile <3
oh, the fun we will have creating these lists and also checking them off!! Oh, talk about boundless opportunities!!!!
Okay, I can't stand it! I must share some yarn bombing love!!!!!!!! (gathered from Google)
...Now it's your turn! What other things are there to do while living on the road :D
2 comments:
love the yarn bombing!! there some touristy type things you can do. i know if you ever go to idaho you can visit "craters of the moon" or the "bruneau sand dunes" this places were awesome when i was a kid and the crater of the moon place really does seem like you are walking on the moon.
Thanks so much for the HILA shout out! Clicked on operation beautiful and I have been doing that and had no idea there was a site for it. I love when things come full circle! And that's not the first time it's happened since starting the group.
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