Niagara: Not Your Parents’ Cheesy Honeymoon Destination
For this summer’s RV adventure, we headed to Niagara Falls. I was skeptical because, as a child of the 1980s, I always thought of Niagara as a cheesy honeymoon destination… Read more »
For this summer’s RV adventure, we headed to Niagara Falls. I was skeptical because, as a child of the 1980s, I always thought of Niagara as a cheesy honeymoon destination… Read more »
Growing up, my brother and I were exactly three years apart. I don’t remember it very clearly because I was little, but my mother always made a point to tell… Read more »
If you were to look back through our photo albums, you would see that every Easter looks identical. Sure, the kids get taller. The Easter dresses change. Our traditions do… Read more »
How are we managing during the COVID19 quarantine? Fine. We are just fine. We have been extremely fortunate during this unprecedented time. As a teacher, I have been able to… Read more »
At this time last year, I posted the 19 things I wanted to accomplish in 2019. I was inspired by an episode of the Happier Podcast with Gretchen Rubin. You… Read more »
I had the weirdest exchange with a stranger at a hardware store earlier this summer. I was in our local hardware store shopping for Father’s Day gifts last week and… Read more »
A few weeks back, I was driving 7yo to his gymnastics class and “One Kiss” by Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa came on the radio. If you’re not familiar with… Read more »
(For those of you dwelling in caves: spoilers ahead!) Like millions of people around the world, Jim and I are anxiously awaiting the return of Game of Thrones for it’s… Read more »
I am usually pretty lazy when it comes to cake-baking. Often, I give 12yo the task because she enjoys it and then I don’t have to do it. Lately, however,… Read more »
Some weeks are hard. This week has been hard for me. I’ve cried a couple times already and it’s only Wednesday. I’ll be fine, my family will be fine, but… Read more »