by Emily Chang | Mar 30, 2020 | Mobile Biosphere
Oregon was one of our favorite stops on the #mobilebiosphere trip thus far. We saw a whole different side to the state, and to be honest, I’d take these views over a box of Voodoo doughnuts any day! The Oregon-based book we listened to was The Stouthearted...
by Emily Chang | Mar 30, 2020 | Mobile Biosphere, Uncategorised
I love how Peleton and other fitness services are offering free subscriptions right now. Out in our #mobilebiosphere life, we’ve had plenty of cardiovascular exercise as we hike America’s wilderness. But I realized I was starting to lose muscle mass, and I...
by Emily Chang | Mar 29, 2020 | Mobile Biosphere
In the 2550+ miles we had planned for this #mobilebiosphere trip, we were originally going to drive through/stay in over 20 states. For each state, we selected a book set in that state (To Kill a Mockingbird in Alabama) and a social studies lesson (The Trail of Tears...
by Emily Chang | Mar 28, 2020 | Mobile Biosphere
We loved Utah! Just sharing a few highlights below. The Utah-based novel we listened to was Wild Bird, and we loved exploring this gorgeous wilderness! This was Laini’s photo for the map project – gorgeous! Minki took this – these trees looked as...
by Emily Chang | Mar 28, 2020 | Mobile Biosphere
Thomas Aquinas identified acedia with “the sorrow of the world.” Weighty stuff! Oxford dictionary defines acedia as “a state of restlessness and inability to work.” Sound familiar to anyone? Surely, we must be particularly vulnerable to spiritual or mental apathy...
