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www.yrumoar.com
YRUMOAR
This site chronicles the around the world sailing adventure of a family with teenagers on a catamaran. The site includes information relating to maintenance and repairs of yachts, home schooling up to high school level as well as places we have visited and sights we have seen and other nautical related articles. You can get insights from the personal blogs of each crew member to either live vicariously through us or plan your own trip.
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naildrivin5.com/blog
Daveblog5000 - naildrivin5.com
Home Blog Tour of Scala Code About me Music Adventure Flickr Twitter ??.ws Curation FTW and the End of References 07 Aug 2011 Museums aren?t the only things curated anymore - now, everything is! If there were a ?trending word? of the decade leading up to this one, it would be ?curated?. Although I?d heard the word before its launch, the iOS App Store certainly brought it to the forefront of everyone interested in technology. However
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homeschoolblogger.com/shanka
Hickorywood Homeschool · Teaching 5 children with various individual interests and ideas can sometimes be a challenge. 3 of our 5 children have
Teaching 5 children with various individual interests and ideas can sometimes be a challenge. 3 of our 5 children have special needs. Please join us on our adventure as we work hard to teach our 5 shining stars
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gleeson.org/blog/andi
Andi's exciting life
Copilot. August 16, 2011 at 8:26 am · Filed under Babywearing Permalink Comments (4) Big time. August 15, 2011 at 11:59 am · Filed under Motherhood Permalink Comments (1) Don?t beat around the bush. July 27, 2011 at 10:38 am · Filed under Funny Products Permalink Comments (2) I?ve seen better. July 2, 2011 at 9:50 pm · Filed under Baby, Motherhood Permalink Comments Party in the back. June 24, 2011 at 3:34 pm · Filed under Adventure, Motherhood Permalink
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nat.org/blog
Nat Friedman
Nat Friedman Reamde ?The Skipper had never been on a boat, other than passenger ferries, until the day the adventure had begun. Nonetheless he had, during the first, critical forty-eight hours, acquired a command of basic sailing principles with a speed and fluency that had struck the Engineer as being almost supernatural. Much like a teenager who starts playing a new video game without bothering to open the manual, he tried things and observed the results, abandoning whatever