How I Pull Off Travel With 9-year-old Triplets, From Juggling Plane Seats to Tackling Disney World and National Parks
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How I Pull Off Travel With 9-year-old Triplets, From Juggling Plane Seats to Tackling Disney World and National Parks
"He was transferred to London, and I went to visit him when I was about 18-it was eye-opening. I had never been to a big city like that, where there are trains, subways, and double-decker buses. I was new to it all, and it changed me. It was interesting to see how different people live, eat, and even move their bodies."
"I was new to it all, and it changed me. It was interesting to see how different people live, eat, and even move their bodies. It's like leaving your own bubble when you travel and going into someone else's to get glimpses of their life. For instance, in Spain, I was shocked by siestas and how people actually take time to laugh and breathe. Even the way they sip wine is different. It's like we're chugging to survive, and they're sipping to enjoy."
Electra Viveros grew up in La Quinta, California, in a family with limited money and few travel opportunities. An uncle's career allowed him to gift travel, and a visit to London at 18 exposed her to trains, subways, and different urban life, changing her perspective. She observed cultural differences like siestas in Spain and differing attitudes toward leisure and wine. Travel became her spending priority, replacing material purchases. She met her wife Angela, who also embraced travel after visiting London. Both coach basketball and led travel teams, taking teens on trips and witnessing first-time experiences, which prepared them for parenting and travel with their children.
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