The Professional Hobo details the adventures of Nora and her boyfriend Kelly, who sold everything in their home country of Canada in 2007, and took on their dreams of traveling the world. Since then they have lived in Canada’s rocky mountains, all over the Big Island of Hawaii, started international NGOs on the fly in northern Thailand, and toured Australia extensively – among other adventures and destinations both past and present.
The Professional Hobo is a living – albeit a meager one! Nora is a freelance writer, writing on the topics of travel and personal finance.
As with so many travel blogs, The Professional Hobo started innocently, as “Life Happens, Freedom 30″ – a blogspot page to keep in touch with family and friends from the road.
Nora’s adventures date back to late 2006.
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I currently use Google Adsense, and am working with a few new monetization schemes as well. I don’t exactly make a fortune with it, but that is not the intention of the blog. It is more of a forum to share my story, and a way to showcase writing that is published online and in print too.
Armchair travelers, active travelers, and world dreamers alike will enjoy this casual witty collection of stories.
For The Professional Hobo, I tend to spend less than 1 hour per day.
By subscribing, you will enjoy a variety of intriguing tales of travel and adventure, learn what it is like to live a “regular” daily life in various corners of the world, and stay up to date with the craziness of Nora & Kelly.
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