I plan for the content to be for any style of travel, but focused on people who are going slower, rather than the tourist route. And I'd love for you to join me at any time you want!
I'm actually planning on trying to find small groups like mine who can't afford to bring a visiting instructor in... My plan is to tell them I will do the classes for free if they can get me a couple privates lessons. When I started teaching, I was just trying to figure it all out... And I would have loved to have somebody come in and help the students more than I could at that time. Hopefully I can get some groups to take me up on it. I just figure it's one way I can give back.
Welcome! I'm really excited to be sharing what I'm learning and experiencing, and I'm learning from everybody else too! This is such a supportive platform. ❤️
Hi Pamela, welcome to our world. We are international house sitters. Senior citizens on the run. Over five years now. Looking forward to following your journey. All the best. Rosie.
We’re taking off in June on our own slow travel adventures. We’ve been studying up and watching videos for awhile. It’s getting real now. Ha. Best of luck on your journey!😎🫡
What struck me most wasn’t the word nomad itself, but how clearly you traced purpose back to usefulness, presence, and connection — not escape. That Asheville story says everything. You didn’t discover freedom by leaving people behind; you found it by moving closer to where you feel most alive with them.
I also love how you dismantle the myth that this life belongs only to the wealthy, the unencumbered, or the fearless. Curiosity, service, and patience are far better currencies — and you have those in spades.
Eighteen months is a beautiful runway. Not rushed. Not panicked. Just enough time to listen, learn, and let the next chapter assemble itself one honest step at a time. I’ll be cheering you on as you prepare — and I suspect a lot of readers will see themselves reflected here too.
Thank you for sharing this so openly, and for extending such a clear invitation to others standing at the edge. 💛
Awww - thank you! This means a lot coming from someone who is much further along in their travel and writing journeys! I'm glad that I managed to translate what was in my heart into a story that resonated with you and, it seems, many others!
This is very exciting! I love it. I am not ready to do it full time, but part time definitely! I'd love to meet you at a destination and have a visit as well as volunteer! We could share lodging.
I plan for the content to be for any style of travel, but focused on people who are going slower, rather than the tourist route. And I'd love for you to join me at any time you want!
Great start! The dance world won’t be the same without you! And where will I get my vegetables from? We never did buy those bras!!!
I'm actually planning on trying to find small groups like mine who can't afford to bring a visiting instructor in... My plan is to tell them I will do the classes for free if they can get me a couple privates lessons. When I started teaching, I was just trying to figure it all out... And I would have loved to have somebody come in and help the students more than I could at that time. Hopefully I can get some groups to take me up on it. I just figure it's one way I can give back.
Hey Pamela! Good post, I love the slow travel with frugality style of travel too. I'm excited to read more!
Welcome! I'm really excited to be sharing what I'm learning and experiencing, and I'm learning from everybody else too! This is such a supportive platform. ❤️
Happy holidays!
Hi Pamela, welcome to our world. We are international house sitters. Senior citizens on the run. Over five years now. Looking forward to following your journey. All the best. Rosie.
Pleasure to meet you! I definitely want to add house sitting to my travels and see if it's a fit for me. I'll be looking forward to your stories!
We’re taking off in June on our own slow travel adventures. We’ve been studying up and watching videos for awhile. It’s getting real now. Ha. Best of luck on your journey!😎🫡
Thank you and same to you! Looking forward to hearing about your adventures!
Pamela — this is such a generous, grounded piece!
What struck me most wasn’t the word nomad itself, but how clearly you traced purpose back to usefulness, presence, and connection — not escape. That Asheville story says everything. You didn’t discover freedom by leaving people behind; you found it by moving closer to where you feel most alive with them.
I also love how you dismantle the myth that this life belongs only to the wealthy, the unencumbered, or the fearless. Curiosity, service, and patience are far better currencies — and you have those in spades.
Eighteen months is a beautiful runway. Not rushed. Not panicked. Just enough time to listen, learn, and let the next chapter assemble itself one honest step at a time. I’ll be cheering you on as you prepare — and I suspect a lot of readers will see themselves reflected here too.
Thank you for sharing this so openly, and for extending such a clear invitation to others standing at the edge. 💛
– Kelly
Awww - thank you! This means a lot coming from someone who is much further along in their travel and writing journeys! I'm glad that I managed to translate what was in my heart into a story that resonated with you and, it seems, many others!
As a fellow Nomad traveling th World petsitting and camping- Have fun! I am on my 3rd year and have lsarned so much!
I hope we will hear about some of your adventures! I love being inspired and learning from people who are ahead of me on the journey.
Whoohoo, great post Pamela! I look forward to your adventures. 😊
Thank you for all your help!
This is very exciting! I love it. I am not ready to do it full time, but part time definitely! I'd love to meet you at a destination and have a visit as well as volunteer! We could share lodging.
Just watched Nomad for the second time last week. I’ve always thought of nomads as being people who lived in deserts since that’s where I met some.