ProBlogger set a challenge to look through our blog and in essence create a ‘sneeze page’ to share posts that you may not have seen, if you came in later in my blog life. First post My first post was basically an announcement that I had switched to WordPress, followed up quickly with an announcement […]
For some strange reason, I decided to organize our master bathroom closet on the 4th of July. I don’t know why but when I opened the door, it just screamed “Please organize me!” And I obliged. I cannot count how many times Tim has asked me to go in there and find something that he […]
July 4th weekend is almost upon us, which means one thing- patriotic celebrations all wrapped up in red, white and blue! Families all over our great country will be heading to parks, beaches and backyard barbecues to commemorate the occasion with fireworks, sparklers and other symbols of Independence Day. And many of them will be […]
We all know that dreaded line that marks the end of the shallow side of the swimming pool. Most of us wouldn’t cross it at some point in our life and then it happened; The day we crossed the blue line. Little T’s day has arrived. He crossed the blue line yesterday. He was so […]
It’s no secret that our family loves to read. We have four 3 shelf bookcases jam packed with books; two for the boys and two for our books. And that doesn’t include the two boxes of books that Grandma Deb picked up at a yard sale a few weekends ago. Guess we need another bookcase, […]
Primrose Schools, the leader in educational child care, recommends encouraging imaginative play and having a plan in place to keep children’s minds engaged during the summer months. Studies show that without stimulation, children can lose up to 60 percent of what they learned during the school year. That’s why Dr. Mary Zurn, Vice President of Education for Primrose, has […]