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I found a happy medium in working remotely from a vacation spot one week a month. On months where I didn't want to take a week, we spent a weekend somewhere. Th
by mathgeek 10y ago
I found a happy medium in working remotely from a vacation spot one week a month. On months where I didn't want to take a week, we spent a weekend somewhere. This worked fine with two kids under four. Admittedly I was already in my thirties and perfectly happy with my life.
- 20yrs_no_equity 10y agoWhere is your vacation spot? EG: you have a fixed one like a cabin or something that you always go to, or do you change it up? How far is it from your non-remote location? I guess with a week you could spend a fair amount of time driving there without it being too bad because the drive time is aggregated over 10 days (presuming both weekends are at the vacation spot.) Anyway, this is a great idea!
- mathgeek 10y agoNo fixed spot. We generally travel up and down the eastern coast of the US. Anything from Disney World up to New England. With young kids it's mostly driving within a 10-12 hour radius split up into an evening and a morning drive. Common example would be to leave Friday evening, stay at a motel that night if it was a longer drive, and finish up the next morning. Do the same on the way back the following weekend.