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North America » United States » Texas » Sugar Land March 9th 2019

We have been living in Sugar Land, Texas now for 5 months (since September 2018). So far our experience has just been ok. We would have to admit coming from the beautiful state of Colorado, Texas is a little hard to live up to that. We have been trying to make the best of it though. Sugar Land is a southwest suburb of Houston. Located about an hour from George Bush International airport and 45 minutes from downtown Houston. Although Sugar Land is a very nice and clean area, we struggle to find enough outdoor activities that we like to do such as hiking and exploring nature. There is a small nature preserve area within walking distance from our apartment so I venture over there from time to time to get my "nature fix" and to ... read more
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Nature Preserve near our apartment complex
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North America » United States » Texas » Sugar Land May 20th 2012

Hey Everyone! This will be my official blog for my upcoming Eurotrip! Currently, I'm back home in Sugar Land and the A/C is not working on the second floor, so I'm trying to utilize every single fan in the house to cool me down. Packing is going well, just have a few little errands to run in the morning and I should be good to go. Needless to say that the euphoria of graduation still has not waned, but tomorrow I will officially shift gears and be ready to embark on hopefully the best trip I have ever been on. Let's....get...rollin'...!!!... read more

North America » United States » Texas » Sugar Land April 30th 2011

The idea of this trip started when I read Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel by Rolf Potts. While we aren't exactly planning a "long-term" or "world" trip, there were enough interesting points in this book that sparked my interest. Most likely, this is because whenever we travel as a family, we tend to enjoy just spending time doing what we would normally be doing on a weekend at home, but transplanted into another city with new surroundings, people, and stimuli. We enjoy visiting the local parks and malls, taking the subway to new areas, dining at local hot spots, and sometimes even people watching while our kids play on a playground--all activities you'd probably find us doing on any given Saturday. At some level, this is a simplification of Potts' ... read more

North America » United States » Texas » Sugar Land April 28th 2011

Packing for our 3 week adventure itself is an adventure. Imagine packing for 2 adults and 3 kids (ages 5, 3, and 1) and trying to fit it all into 1 suitcase. With 1 kid still in diapers at least a quarter of the suitcase is just diapers. Also, since we are trying to cut some costs so we can "adventure" longer, I've determined we need to make one meal a day ourselves. Therefore, I realized we need to provide room in our lone suitcase for this food. Thus in the end, our suitcase looks like a meal on wheels with a light amount of clothing (4 outfits per person including the clothes on our back). Another cost cutting measure is to minimize car rental and instead utilize mass transit as much as possible. In order ... read more
Our Family Suitcase




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