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Best Of Passing Thru
- Finding Dimes
- WordPress Defender: Protect Your Blog
- Pontiac – A Fiery Musket Against the British Lion
- Tecumseh – Courageous Warrior and Statesman
- Shortcake Wars
- Hunting and Cooking with Wild Morel Mushrooms
- Beautiful Autumn in Fly-Over Land
- In the Footsteps of F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Back in Farm Country
- What We Learned in Our First Month of Location Independence
- What I Learned from Motherhood
- Dennis Wuebker, RIP
- What Our Move to Location Independence is Not
- Putting in Our Loon Nesting Platform
- Today We Celebrate Barbara Swafford
Monthly Archives: June 2011
A New Chick in the Neighborhood
When the nesting pontoon went in earlier this year, we were hopeful that the pair of loons anxiously awaiting its installation would reward us in short order with an egg. That they did, but it subsequently disappeared from the nest, … Continue reading
What Our Move to Location Independence is Not
It’s been a few weeks now since we let the cat out of the bag and announced our move to location independence. Understandably, Pete wanted the first “official” notification of our plans to go to his employer, where he worked … Continue reading
Farm Fresh Eggs
We’ve written about our favorite farmers (daughter, Robin, and her boyfriend, Scott) and their forays as CSA-inspired providers of naturally-raised beef and pork. Capitalizing on the locavore trends in this area, they’ve developed a nice private clientele. (Visit and “like” … Continue reading
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Get to Know Buttercup Baby
Life would have been radically different if I had been able to build an online business working from home as the mother of young children. Alas, in those days, this wasn’t yet possible. Women my age pretty much killed ourselves … Continue reading
Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 