Passport Living – Travel for Life

Moving to Oregon

Weszt has accepted a job offer with Strands, Inc, and we’re relocated this summer to the West Coast. According to the plan, we’ll live in Corvallis, Oregon for a while, then later move to the San Francisco. We’re a little scared, but increasingly excited and packing has already begun! We intend to make the most of the 3100+ mile drive so expect at least a few photos from the road!

We’re back!

You wouldn’t know it from the lack of updates, but we’ve been attempting for more than a year to refurbish and improve Passport Living. Our original goal was to build a new, from scratch content management system but our schedule (we realized much too late) wouldn’t allow it. Our old CMS, it seemed, was far too primitive and difficult to use, making site updates at best irritating and at worst, a nightmare. Now we’re armed with WordPress along with a slew of modifications and plug-ins and things are better than ever! We’re still in the process of moving everything over to the new web host, so please pardon the dust.

Welcome to Passport Living

The idea of Passport Living is quite simple: living to travel. Due to work constraints, we’re not able to travel afar as much as we would like (who is?). But we’re always planning our next trip. For us, the secret of a happy life is having something to look forward to — with travel we always do!

Back from London (belated)

Sorry it took so long to write an update, I have no real excuse.  We had a blast in London, although the five nights was definately too short.  Weszt sampled a lot of beer, Kelley had a few ciders, so it was all good.  Our apartment’s location turned out to be awesome, right in the thick of things and we were able to walk everywhere.  Check out our rating of the apartment along with some photos in the Review section.  Also, the photos are up in the Galleries section, although they’re not all captioned yet.  Which brings us to our next topic…

Kelley’s London Birthday Extravaganza!!!

Whelp, we’re sitting here in the American Airlines Admiral Lounge in Chicago waiting for our connection to London!  It’s been pretty sweet so far; we got an upgrade to first class on our Orlando to Chicago flight, which was very nice.  So between the free booze on the plane and the free drink in the lounge we’re feeling nice and loose.