Tagged With: income
What Is Your Source of Income?
Families who want to travel or are traveling often get asked this question. We have multiple streams of income and the one that’s been around the longest is Spinhead Web Design. In paradoxical leap worthy of Dr. Who, the Spinhead website has reverted to our design from September of 2002, based on Joel’s favorite Dr. … Continue reading
Why We’re Not Crazy
Amidst all the excitement and enthusiasm, some very real consternation has surfaced among some who know us. Since its source is their genuine concern for us, and since others may well be thinking the same things, I thought it was time to clarify things so y’all know you don’t have to worry about us. First … Continue reading
It’s Work, Not a Vacation
Nice thing about believing that there’s no such thing as work/life balance is that we can mingle the two, or separate them, at will. Sue wrote a great post at our Chief Virtual Officer site explaining that we want to add a more human dimension to our virtual work. Meeting folks in real life is … Continue reading
Go/No-Go: Noon PST June 28th
We decided this morning that, although we need a couple more days to make sure there’s water in the pool, we need to set a go/no-go date. So we did. At noon, Pacific Standard Time, on Monday June 28th, I’ll post whether it’s ‘go’ or ‘no’ and then, the madness begins (either way.)
House Concerts Along the Way
Could I possibly end up performing in St. Helens, Oregon, Everett, Washington, and Vancouver? (Edit: St. Helens is out, this trip.) House concerts beat coffee shops hands down. Coffee shops are really a place to go practice, knowing that absolutely no one is listening. But show up to someone’s living room, where they’ve invited all … Continue reading
More of the Plan
The long-term goal is to own nothing but what we can carry in a few suitcases, besides a few possessions too expensive or emotionally precious to replace. This isn’t meant to be Sherman’s march to the sea, slashing and burning as we go. At some point it’s likely we’ll come back to a more traditional … Continue reading