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  1. Marysia @ My Travel Affairs
    December 29, 2013

    Great plans for 2014! Especially living in Paris for a month and fluency in French! That will never happen for me, I can go and live there for years but French is just too difficult 🙂

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 30, 2013

      There are days I wonder if I’ll ever reach fluency with it. Spanish was SO much easier! But I’ll give it a shot nonetheless. 😉

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      • Marysia @ My Travel Affairs
        January 3, 2014

        I do agree, Spanish is an amazing language! I could easily talk with people after leaving in Spain just for couple of months! French on the other side? French boyfriend for couple of years and still helpless! lol

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      • Talon Windwalker
        January 3, 2014

        French sure has its challenges. Sometimes I love it and other times I’m convinced I’ll never achieve anything even near fluency. lol

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  2. Peter Korchnak @ Where Is Your Toothbrush?
    December 28, 2013

    Hopes for the year – much better than resolutions! Mine are to have an even better second half-year of the round-the-world trip than the first. Eat more strange and delicious foods, sample more local beers, and keep writing like there’s no tomorrow.

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 28, 2013

      Sound like great goals to me!

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  3. Lorena
    December 21, 2013

    Great places on your list, hope you could do Iceland. It’s on my bucket list too.
    We hope we could start our nomadic adventure next year, starting in Asia, my boys are excited about it and so are we.
    Happy holidays and hope to crossroads with you one day.

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 21, 2013

      How exciting for you all! Yay another traveling family!

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      • Lorena
        December 22, 2013

        I will start a new blog about it next year! 🙂

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      • Talon Windwalker
        December 22, 2013

        Fun stuff!

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  4. Franca
    December 20, 2013

    It looks like you two really know what to want for next year, wonderful! Have a good start in Vienna and keep going, you’ve been an amazing example for many traveling families 🙂

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 21, 2013

      Thanks, Franca! Keep hoping our paths will cross!

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  5. Kerri
    December 20, 2013

    Love the list! Mine are to find a new home and to continue to travel over the next year. I hope you have a fabulous New Year!!!

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 21, 2013

      A new home as in a place or structure? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you guys, too!

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  6. Jennifer
    December 20, 2013

    I’m with Tigger. I also wish the US wasn’t so crazy, but sadly it only seems to get crazier. Paris will be fantastic and I am jealous! If you find yourselves in Venice, don’t hesitate to give me a shout.

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 20, 2013

      It sure does! Makes me very sad to see what’s going on from afar.

      Venice is a possibility next year so will do.

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  7. Tina Klein
    December 20, 2013

    Hello Talon and Tigger,
    I appreciate you both so much! I enjoy reading about what you guys are up to and what next year has in store!
    Keep living the good life!! Happy and Safe travels!
    Tina

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 20, 2013

      Thanks! We appreciate you following along as well!

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  8. Simon Lee
    December 19, 2013

    Hi Talon, good to hear that you setup vision for your 2014, already. I share the same vision from your list, not all, but getting connected is what i am really going to do in 2014.

    All the best!

    Simon Lee

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      2014 should be a great one!

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  9. Sam
    December 19, 2013

    You’re a fantasy author?! Cool! These are some nice hopes for the new year. I especially like Tigger’s first one!

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      Yep! My favorite genre to write.

      Tigger’s was great! Made me laugh, but it’s too bad that one will probably require more than a year to achieve.

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  10. kami
    December 19, 2013

    I have a feeling 2014 will be awesome for you two! And Vienna on New Year’s Eve is pretty awesome, there’re so many things going on around the city and the highlight is dancing waltz in front of the Town Hall at midnight 🙂 You’ll love it there!

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      I’m really looking forward to NYE! It’s been a while since I’ve been in that kind of atmosphere, so should be a lot of fun. And our friend is Austrian, so that should help, too.

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  11. Jen
    December 19, 2013

    So happy for you two…that all sounds amazing!

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      Thanks! Looking like it should be a wonderful year.

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  12. RaW | Ramble and Wander
    December 19, 2013

    “if your home currency is the USD” — be grateful that at least your home currency is not MYR or IDR, lol! :p But yeah, Scotland is beautiful. Used to live in Edinburgh for 2 years. I just love the city. Do travel up north a bit and you’d be rewarded by truly amazing scenery.

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      Yes, quite thankful it’s USD in stead of MYR, IDR, THB, and some others. LOL

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  13. Patti
    December 19, 2013

    We would love to return to Paris as well, but I’d really like to spend time in the south of France too. First, we have to wait for the universe to open the big door for us to take the next step. Patience is a virtue, patience is a virtue, patience is a virtue…

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      South of France is definitely some place I want to visit as well. But Paris is my priority for now.

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  14. Michele
    December 19, 2013

    Sounds like great plans I didnt realise you were a writer as well, our daughter is writing the same type of books as well will send the details of your book to her.
    Safe travels and we may even see you out on the road somewhere

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 19, 2013

      Yes, I’ve written one fantasy novel and one nonfiction book so far. I’m almost done with the sequel to the fantasy novel.

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  15. Kim
    December 18, 2013

    You for sure have so much to be grateful for! How exciting your upcoming year sounds! I look forward to reading more about your adventures! I only wish my girls were still as excited about traveling…its like pulling teeth now to get them to want to leave Costa Rica!

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 18, 2013

      I’m quite grateful he seems to have the nomadic bug as me!

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  16. Prof. Bel
    December 18, 2013

    We always enjoy reading what another dad is doing with his 12 year old around the world, as this is what Ilse & I do. We are now mid way our 1 year sabbatical in Germany. Stop by!
    bel

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 18, 2013

      Wonderful! Where in Germany?

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  17. Carolyn Sasek/NomadicJesters
    December 18, 2013

    We enjoyed sharing about you and Tigger in one of our blog posts over the past month and wish you both all the best in 2014! Not likely that we’ll cross paths in the next year, as we are still in the US, however… we look forward to the opportunity to come in the future!

    Blessings to you both…
    –c–

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 18, 2013

      Thank you! Sure appreciate the blog love.

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  18. Ken
    December 18, 2013

    You guys continue to live the good life and I am so happy for both of you. Wish there was some way to meet up again, enjoyed your stay this year. I’m sure we will cross paths again in the future. Happy holidays. A hug to the not so little guy anymore.
    Ken

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    • Talon Windwalker
      December 18, 2013

      We really enjoyed it as well. We talked about maybe trying to come for Thanksgiving next year. If you’ll be around. 😉

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