I am a remote worker, a freelancer, a surfer, an outdoor enthusiast, a wife and a mum. Another travel blog… You might ask yourself? Yes, this blog is about travel and work, and how to combine the two, or at least try to. And what special things to take into account when you are making this your lifestyle. And how …
I once asked ChatGPT to create an image of me while remote working with a toddler. What I got was… adorable fiction.Me, smiling serenely behind a laptop on a sunlit terrace. Coffee in hand. Ocean views. My toddler happily playing by herself in the background while my work somehow magically gets done. Yeah. No. Real life looks more like a …
We didn’t move to Cantabria by accident. We left the sunny south of Spain on purpose as we were in search of waves, green landscapes, and a community of people that felt more like us. Knowing it would rain more. Also knowing there would be days we had to stay indoors. And still, after months (okay, a year) of scrolling, …
If you’re anything like me, the category ´I want to travel as much as I can, work on the road, surf new spots aaah and I have a baby that comes with a bunch of luggage now´, you know that every euro counts when booking flights. Over the years, I’ve become a bit of a flight-hacking ninja (ha!), squeezing the …
I’ve had a lot of questions ever since we did the house exchange last December in Calgary, Canada (check out our trip and what we did there, in winter, with a 15-month old). I understand. I, too, thought this was something you only see in movies (and ok, with the slight chance of jusstt having Jude Law standing there all …
Let’s be honest, whatever your situation as remote worker, you need some remote work tips, because “working from anywhere” sounds reallyy awesome (like, Bali, palmtrees, warm water surf and tortillas for dinner) until you’re answering emails with one hand, havig a toddler yell ´mama caca´ through the door while you´re in a call, and your “desk” is a slightly crooked …
There’s something about the ocean that has always called me. And when I became a mum, that call didn’t disappear—it just got a little quieter, buried under nappies, feedings, and all the little (and big) changes. I used to paddle out to clear my head. Now, I paddle out to remember who I am in a storm of different identities. …
Though it’s a lie when I say that nothing has changed now that I’m a mum, it’s also true that you are the only one who sets boundaries—and the only one who will be able to cross them. Hiking to Refugio Vega de Urriellu in the Picos de Europa with my one-year-old in a carrier was equal parts wild, exhausting, and liberating. It reminded me that adventure doesn’t end with motherhood—it just changes shape.
I mean, that´s basically super easy right, not asking for anything special there. I just want good waves, for both short and longboard, good coworking spots and a cool network of other remote workers ah, and I have a little tiny-me now, so yeah… some kid friendly vibes as well! No worries, I got you covered! Here are my (and …
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Planning a winter trip to Calgary with a toddler? December in Calgary offers magical holiday experiences for families! From ice skating at Bow River Pathway, exploring the Heritage Park Christmas Market, and visiting indoor playgrounds, to joining local community Christmas celebrations with gingerbread making and Santa visits—there’s something for every little explorer. Discover the best family-friendly activities in Calgary to make the most of your winter adventure!
