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When two women in their 40's decide to sell their homes, cars, motorcycles, and most other possessions that wouldn't fit in a large backpack and head off for a year-plus long trip around the world, people around them begin to worry.

But after over ten months of travel-- including thirteen weeks backpacking across eleven countries in Europe, ten weeks of coral reef research in the Mexican jungle, three months in South Africa and Kenya studying and photographing big game animals, those people aren't worrying anymore because Lisa Chavis and Cheryl MacDonald are having the time of their lives!

From eating and drinking our way through Europe to surviving possums in the bed and bucket showers in Mexico, this adventure has no boundaries. Our favorite motto uses Helen Keller's famous words "Life is either a great adventure or nothing".

Along the way, we're chronicling the fun by writing travel articles and the inspirational book series What Boundaries? Live Your Dream! Come with us on this journey as we learn, laugh, and try in some small part to give something back to this wonderful and vast world we now call home.

Cheryl and Lisa can be reached at whatboundaries (at) aol (dot) com

Recent posts by whatboundaries

Candied Asian Orchids

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To celebrate the incredible efforts of Passports With Purpose to raise a school in Cambodia, this week’s Wander Food Wednesday is dedicated to Sweet Asian Orchids. These delicate candied flowers are easy to make and …

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Connected Travel – Friend or Foe?

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These days it’s becoming easier to stay connected than ever before. World phones, Wi-Fi in the sky, SKYPE, and the Internet put us just a few clicks from all our Tweets and Peeps. We …

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Birth of a Book

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We’d be in good company.

Edgar Allen Poe did it. So did Mark Twain, Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, and John Grisham.

The “pro” list was much larger than the “cons”
•The book could be available within six months instead of two years.
•We’d …

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