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April 11, 2020

Easy Homemade Bagels

In Half Baked Barely Measure, Uncategorized

Baking has always scared me… mostly because it takes measuring and I rarely measure (exact) food items, which results in failure for baking. BUT its like playing with playdough… and who doesn’t remember doing that ?! Whilst broken down here in Valdosta GA for 2.5 months I got bored and decided I was going to try to bake/make as many home staple foods that I could. I actually got a really good handle on a homemade bagels, some bread (loaves…

by Shiang-ling

February 11, 2020

Chinese Chicken Soup | My Chicken Pho (Phở Gà) Recipe

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I’ve never considered “sharing my recipes on a blog. Mostly because it is a lot of work, especially if you cook without measurements like I do. Its a dash of this, handful of that, or I am using a 1/4c just to use for a scoop… maybe 3/4 ish cups… so it can be hard to translate it to measured directions. If I get a ton of questions about a specific recipes on Instagram, I’ll try and do my best…

by Shiang-ling

October 24, 2019

6 “Not-So-Glamorous” Things Of Living Tiny On A Skoolie

In Big Family Tiny Living, Uncategorized

After celebrating living our first year Living tiny & nomadic I was asked more than a few times this week to share some of the things that we don’t like about living tiny… and honestly it was a STRECH. It’s not that there aren’t parts of living tiny, its just a matter of what can you as an individual can handle. Over that past year, slowly the things that “kinda” bothered me, bother me less. We are having too much…

by Shiang-ling

October 21, 2019

Teaching Smart Financial Decision Making | Establishing The Family Bank

In Parenting and Education, Uncategorized

The kids have all sorts of money making entrepreneurial ideas and are always seeing something that they’d like to purchase. It’s time to teach them smart financial decision making skill sets that will not only set their minds up for success, but their ability to have as many adventures as they are financially capable of with good banking techniques. I’m sure if we all blindfolded ourselves in a room, asked basic questions regarding bad financial decision-making, hands would go up….

by Shiang-ling

October 18, 2019

Old School Road Trip : Maine, Mother-In-Law, Marriott Bonvoy, and Memories!

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Want to budget travel? Get in your car for a good old fashion road trip! While we are parked in Vermont and still have our car, we figured we should go visit Maine! With Shiang-ling’s mom visiting for a week and friends that could “pet sit” we figured we could pop away for a little getaway! Is it crazy that we literally jumped in the car with a few things to hope to see and just went for it. No…

by Shiang-ling

October 16, 2019

Our First Year Living Tiny & Nomadic

In Big Family Tiny Living

Don’t blink, time flies when you’re having fun. As our videos show on our YouTube channel and Instagram account you can see it. I can’t express what this time living tiny and nomadic has meant for someone like me. A father who was constantly away, missing all the small moments, and only catching a few of the bigger ones. This new lifestyle has not only impacted my perspective on family and my newfound understanding of tribalism and village mindset, but…

by John Bissonnette

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October 12, 2019

We Finally Have Pubescent Preteen

In Parenting and Education, Uncategorized

Ladies, I bet you can remember getting your period for the first time or when your little boobies started to grow and everything they accidentally hit HURT so bad! What about growing hair in all the places or shaving for the first time? I remember shaving for the first time like it was yesterday. I was maybe 8 or 9. I went to the bathroom after dinner and my dad left his razor out. I don’t know why but I…

by Shiang-ling

October 2, 2019

What we’ve learned about living in a partially converted skoolie.

In Big Family Tiny Living, Uncategorized

Appreciation… Personally, Johnny here, that’s what comes to mind. Especially as we, assuming most were raised in areas where the advancements in life seem to be more eternal and never ending as our next breath. By this I mean: clean water from a tap, a market with a variety of local and non-indigioues species of vegetables, meat, and foreign foods, fuel for vehicles and gas stoves, the list goes on… Wait, wait, wait… Slow down, we’re talking about living in…

by John Bissonnette

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September 16, 2019

5 Things You Need To Know When Being A Guest

In Big Family Tiny Living, Uncategorized

Through our 11 months of traveling we have visited and parked the bus at eight different friends and family locations. After coordinating our stay we try to be mindful and show up prepared, we know it just makes our stay better. Are you thinking about going on a trip where you have the opportunity to do this? You should! Here are some tips on being an awesome guest who’s likely to get a “come on back anytime!” Give your intentions…

by John Bissonnette

September 2, 2019

The Bunkroom

In Big Family Tiny Living, Our Skoolie Conversion, Uncategorized

Man oh man, its crazy to see that picture. I can remember that moment, thinking… “Holy shit the bunks are in… We are moving our family onto a bus!” We have 4 kids – 11, 9, 8, and 5 and 4 animals -1 dog, 1 cat, 1 hamster, 1 fish. We are a #bigfamilylivingtiny so we had to create as much space as we could in the 320sqft of bus. The bunk room is right after the kitchen section. We…

by Shiang-ling

6 "Not-So-Glamorous" Things Of Living Tiny On A Skoolie

Old School Road Trip : Maine, Mother-In-Law, Marriott Bonvoy, and Memories!

Our First Year Living Tiny & Nomadic

5 Things You Need To Know When Being A Guest

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