My heart broke when our Barnes and Noble was taken out by a tornado. What’s the chances a tornado even hits Northeastern Pennsylvania, much less knocks out 6 of my favorite places? It’s extremely unlikely. Prime Day has been a … Continue reading →
My son attended British Soccer Camp this week and he loved it. The turn out for his age group was small, so they offered us to double up with the younger crew but the timing didn’t work for everyone. So … Continue reading →
I stopped working as a teacher once I had my first child. The year prior unbeknown to my husband, I had stopped using my salary all together and was paying everything with his. I always handled the finances and still … Continue reading →
While a lazy summer sounds delightful, we try to make ours a chance to try new things and keep up old traditions. Here are a few things your family may enjoy to keep the summer special. 1. Go berry picking. … Continue reading →
Maine has been on my family’s travel list even before we had children and this year we finally ventured north to explore Maine’s breathtaking coast. Our group consisted of my brother and sister in law, their dog, my husband, our … Continue reading →
As I headed back to our camp site with my newly eight year old daughter walking by my side carrying her triple sprinkle hot fudge sundae in her small hands, she shared some valuable perspective. “Mom it’s really great to … Continue reading →
Last year we ended school on June 30th after a long school year and a strike. I joked that day that at least next year the 30th would be a Saturday so at least we’d go just till the 29th. … Continue reading →
I just was lured into an article posted about the 10 must do trips to take with children which included Costa Rica, Rivera Maya, France , London , Peru, and eastern Canada. If that doesn’t make a parent feel badly, … Continue reading →
We have been cutting corners lately due to busy schedules. One thing we did was buy traditional milk gallons at the store instead of our usual dairy milk. Talk about a difference, it was like white water. So today I … Continue reading →
The year was 2001 and I was a young, single professional teaching outside Philadelphia. We received news that everyone was getting a tax rebate. A few extra hundred dollars to spend was thrilling and so I decided to whiten my … Continue reading →
