A Home Free Global Life
The second half of our stay in Kuala Lumpur began by welcoming in 2026. Normally we do not bother staying up until midnight because we are usually by ourselves, but this year we spent the evening with friends and midnight rolled around before we knew it. Our evening started at the 7Ate9 Food Market a short walk from our apartment. Read more
As we rang in 2026, we celebrated eight years since leaving our home on Grand Cayman to live out of a suitcase and see the world. Thats 96 months–or 416 weeks–or 2,920 days of life on the road, with no plans to settle down. In fact, our destination wish list only seems to grow! Read more
Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia and one of the fastest growing cities in Asia with over 2 million residents in the city proper, and 9 million people living in the metropolitan area. This city is home to the tallest twin towers in the world, the Petronas Towers, which have become the iconic symbol of the city. Read more
Well, our weather luck finally ran out here in Western Australia. Since we arrived in mid October we have had lovely weather up and down the coast from Perth. Albany was the coldest and wettest place we stayed, summer has not yet arrived! So why did we come here? Read more
Dunsborough is a relaxed coastal town just under 3 hours drive south of Perth. It’s a hugely popular holiday destination known for its pristine beaches, beautiful clear water and proximity to the world-renowned Margaret River Wine Region. The town itself is situated on the sheltered shores of Geographe Bay Read more
Perth is the largest city in Western Australia, situated on the Swan River near the southwest coast of Australia. The city is known for its stunning landscapes, modern skyline and abundant sunshine – its one of the sunniest major cities in the world with over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year ☀️ Maybe thats why everyone is so happy and outdoorsy! Read more
Western Australia is the largest state in Australia, covering roughly one third of the country’s total land area, but only 10% of the population lives here. Western Australia’s population is about 2.9 million, with over 80% of those residents concentrated in Perth and another 10% in the southwest corner. Read more
The last time we were in Bangkok was January 2024, and with an unexpected medical situation cropping up we saw very little of the city during that time, you can read about that visit here. So, as we made our way from Japan to Perth, Australia this year we included a one week stop over Read more