How timely. Right now I&#x27;m sitting in a house on the beach in Tolú, Colombia. I work remote 32 hours&#x2F;week for my employer in Denmark doing development, sysadmin and consulting.<p>I&#x27;m here with my wife and my two kids (4 and &lt;1 years) and we&#x27;ve been on the road for almost a month.<p>So far it&#x27;s been great. It took a few days to get started with remote work; tooling, getting the computer set up for low bandwidth work etc. I don&#x27;t have fixed working hours, although I try to work a few hours in the morning and then 3-4 hours at night after the kids are sleeping. That might change soon, though, as I think we&#x27;ll have to incorporate a proper siesta after lunch for my wife and the kids&#x27; sake; I&#x27;ll probably use that to work. It&#x27;s just too hot in the middle of the day here to do anything if you&#x27;re not used to the heat (and even then -- the locals have siesta as well).<p>We&#x27;re staying in this place for three more weeks (been here one week), and then we&#x27;re off to another place. Currently it looks like we&#x27;ll buy a used car to avoid some of the hassle of traveling with kids and to be able to see places off the beaten path. We&#x27;re talking about heading North to Santa Marta, but nothing is planned yet.<p>I&#x27;ve been working from home in Denmark for some months before we left, so my family is somewhat used to me shutting them out when I&#x27;m working (or trying to). Re: work ethics: I guess it helps loving what you do -- although the beach is really inviting when it&#x27;s pushing 35 degrees outside... Realizing that the reason why we&#x27;re even here in the first place is due to the trust of my employer helps as well!