9 Ways to be an Earth-Friendly Family
The fact is, Earth has limited resources. Further fact, we tend to point fingers at Other People or the Government while forgetting that, as mama says, three fingers point back at us. We all play a part. Being blind to the choices we make, no matter how small or insignificant they
12 Great Books for Book Clubs
The thing is, I (mom) love books and believe in the power of a good, beautifully written narrative. It can change lives. Book clubs are a fabulous forum for stretching minds, conversations and relationships. Of course, it has to be greased with the right book choice. (Please note there are
Camping & Hiking Morrow Mountain State Park and Town Creek Indian Mound
The kids are running around – dirty, free, burying worms. I am sitting by a fire reading a book or just staring at the vast sky. My husband is cooking dinner. Allow me to repeat: my husband is cooking dinner. Camping. It’s perfect. One beautiful weekend here in the Southeast,
Why You Should Use a Bullet Journal
If you are looking for a better way to organize your busy parent life, you should use a bullet journal. While taking the Internet by storm for many reasons, the bullet journal can be as complicated, crafty and simple as you make it. Yet the bullet journal will always be
Traveling the Kentucky Bourbon Trail
Bourbon country, Kentucky. It is the mecca of all things wonderful about the caramel-colored vanilla-flavored craft liquor. One gorgeous fall weekend, my husband and I traveled from afar to partake in what spoils bourbon country had. Leaving the kids with their beloved cousin (and her parents) we took off on a
Foods of New York Tour Review & Tips
Food can take you on a journey: through the past, into the present, and off to the future. As your taste buds are tempted, tantalized and satiated, you are there and that is somewhere else. It is why our society is obsessed with food, it is why the Food Network