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[...] post Crickets, Cobras and Crusty Bread: Oh How I Love Eating in Vietnam appeared first on An Epic Education. [...]

[...] Some great pics here. The post Penang with Kids: The Penang War Museum appeared first on An Epic Education. [...]

[...] not the little ones: 5 reasons why you should travel as a family now appeared first on An Epic Education. [...]

[...] where you live? The post Kuala Lumpur with Kids: Inside the Batu Caves appeared first on An Epic Education. [...]

[...] I won’t lie: I hate Trip Advisor. Wait — is “hate” is too strong a word here? How about this: “Overall, I find using the [...]

[...] the iPads facilitate reading (via Kindle, Pocket & kids reading apps), research (Google, Trip Advisor, Evernote) and navigation (Google Maps) when we’re out and about. The iPods came later as [...]

[...] and our perspective are the only ones that matter, not what some banker’s wife on Trip Advisor says. Any time that someone declares that “you shouldn’t go there because I had a [...]

[...] means. The reviews are mixed, but generally favorable for the place, but I trust sites like Trip Advisor only so much, and wanted to see the place for myself. It was as bizarre as I expected. No, [...]

[...] while, but one day it suddenly felt like work. So I quit. Room 414 A photo posted by Jason Jenkins (@an_epic_edu) on Oct 10, 2014 at 6:38pm PDT This change may be due in part to my age [...]

[...] a quick look at these, the kids had no desire to keep reading on. A photo posted by Jason Jenkins (@an_epic_edu) on Oct 10, 2014 at 6:17am PDT What they did find interesting, however, [...]

[...] benefits to be implemented properly. Waiting for 3am flight to Bali A photo posted by Jason Jenkins (@an_epic_edu) on Jul 7, 2014 at 10:42am PDT That’s one reason why we intentionally [...]

[...] ? Here are a few reasons and where I come from on each: Ankle-deep A photo posted by Jason Jenkins (@an_epic_edu) on Jul 7, 2014 at 10:12pm PDT #1) No schoolwork to worry about Whether [...]

[...] day their kids will innocently ask them “What’s a blog?” The post Tokyo Drift: Embracing cultural irrelevance appeared first on An Epic Education. [...]

[...] Oct 10, 2014 at 6:38pm PDT This change may be due in part to my age or my slow slip into cultural irrelevance, but I think it’s more than that. For one, streaming services changed music snobbery [...]