While I was searching on the web to identify associations for Rainbow families in New Zealand, I found an interesting article about What Rainbow Families need teachers to know – and how you can support this kaupapa (topic). I decided to contact the author, Kath Cooper to ask if she would accept to meet with… Read More Let’s meet with Kath in New Zealand
Our stay in Colombia was relaxing, hot, full of swimming, games, shared time. This little video is here to testify that happiness can be total when traveling with family 🙂 Also find our articles on : Santa Marta & Carthagène Pictures HERE
Après un court retour en France, notre tour du monde a repris de plus belle avec la visite du Pérou. La ville magnifique de Cusco nous a ravis par ses ruelles, ses musées, ses murs Incas à la base des constructions coloniales. Nous nous souviendrons également de nos visites sur le trajet pour rejoindre tranquillement… Read More PERU – Video
During our stay in New Zealand, we had the chance to meet several rainbow families. New Zealand is a gay friendly country and Rainbow families have the same rights as any family. Like France, New Zealand adopted marriage equality in 2013. But well before France (since 2004), children of lesbian couples (married or not) legally… Read More Two mummies and two precious babies in New-Zealand
We took a shuttle to Cartagena, the second part of our trip to Colombia. We discovered the fortification, the colonial houses, some museums. It was a great pleasure to meet again with the family called “300 days of the world” for a few days to share activities, restaurants and picnics in the room and especially… Read More Colombia – Cartagena
Our journey in Latin America continues with a crossing of Bolivia, from Uyuni to La Paz via Sucre (the capital, yes it is). We learn to better support the altitude and everything goes smoothly by taking the bus even if it is sometimes a bit long, cold, hot, not in the same bus station! Bolivia… Read More Bolivia VIDEO
Sao Paulo est la parade de la fierté LGBTIQ la plus peuplée !! Pas moins de 3 millions de personnes se pressent sur l’avenue Paulista ! Nous avions la chance d’accompagner l’association “Maes Pela Diversidade” grâce à notre “marraine” Andrea qui était au petits soins pour nous. La fête était belle, merci à tous ceux… Read More VIDEO de la Parade de Sao Paulo
Brazil was the last stop of our world tour. We have changed our flight dates to be able to attend the Gay Pride of Sao Paulo, the biggest Pride of the world which gathers more than 3 million people. 3 million people, this figure was impressive for us, symbol of an event that was going… Read More The Sao Paulo Pride with the NGO “Mothers for Diversity”
A few weeks ago, we decided that we would not visit all of Colombia but only a small part of the Caribbean coast. First because it is a safe area (no action by armed militias and no malaria) and then because we wanted to take a break from and stop moving every 3 days: stay… Read More Colombia – Santa Marta
We stayed a few days in Lima. Our first goal was to get two injections of rabies vaccines for Sacha who was bitten by a Saint Bernard dog (it’s not a joke) a few days ago. Although Sacha was vaccinated before we left for the world tour and the dog was supposed to be vaccinated… Read More Peru – Lima