Our first destination as full-time travelers was to Italy. We’d visited a few cities there previously, but we knew we wanted to explore at least Napoli and Sicily for our maiden month-long trip.

Full-time travel is a big decision, and we had to ease our way into the idea of it.

The more we visualized what this new life would be like, the more flaws we saw. Everyone is saying that 60 is the new 40, and while we agree, how long do we prioritize work over living the life we’ve always dreamed of?

Our ideal morning starts with a walk to a local coffee shop or pastacceria with outdoor seating where we leisurely sip cappuccinos…

While we have loved our time in Egypt, we are ready to move on to our next country. We’re looking forward to a respite from the dust, and the days here have been getting hotter than we’d prefer. Our next destination is…

So this person, who cuts and styles hair for a living—and changes people’s lives every day—can’t see a way to make her own dreams come true.

I know many things about this new phase of our lives may not be what people expect…

Our walk to the DHL office is markedly different than it was a day ago…

Is it fair to say we are eager to finally be on the road again when technically we haven’t left it? We detoured back to the US to visit family over Christmas, which was wonderful, but also a whirlwind. Because it took so much time, energy, patience, and …

The real bravery in becoming a full-time traveler is not giving up your home and everything you own. It’s being in a foreign country where you don’t speak the language and need a hair color touchup and haircut and trusting that you won’t need to wear a hat for the foreseeable future.…

Welcome to Finding Gina Marie!

Why did we start this video podcast? Mainly because we think our story might be interesting to a few people. So far, our journey has taken us from New York to Texas and then to California. During this journey, Judy made some amazing discoveries about her family.

One of the dilemmas we ponder is whether we’re traveling enough. And who gets to decide what that means?

It’s the second time in as many cities that I’ve wondered if we are making a mistake selling everything we own to experience this adventure.