Bus Burrow
Living five people in a 250 square foot bus, it is safe to say Byers Without Borders is not taking
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Hope in Rwanda
In the spring of 1994, over the course of 100 days, one million Rwandans were murdered. 10,000 people a day
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Faces of Rwanda
We hold certain cultural norms inviolate, assuming that the entire of humanity must believe as we do. The taboo against
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Retching Record
We’ve been doing this sort of thing for decades, Jen and I. We’ve negotiated transport and driver countless times. You
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Kigali Transport
Kigali is a city of 1 million spread out over a handful of steep hills. Unlike some of our other
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Nearly Nested
Barn swallows build nests from mud and dirt. Robins use bits of dried grass and twigs. Penguins make little
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Asian Aftertaste
Imagine you’re lucky enough to snag a table at The French Laundry, the chef’s tasting menu, multiple courses with wine
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Surf School
We’re not homeschooling, we’re worldschooling. We’re not homeless nomads we’re an unlocated family. Buzzwords like these surround families like ours, and
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Farmstay Fieldtrip
Throughout Asia there is little regard for classifying certain food as a “breakfast food”. Food is food, it’s eaten anytime.
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Mindful Walking
Our family just spent 2 months in the country of Bhutan. If you are unfamiliar with our wanderings you can
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