Car seat safety is one of the most important components to keeping children safe during travel in the winter. Continue reading
Car seat safety is one of the most important components to keeping children safe during travel in the winter. Continue reading
Small changes in your daily life can lead to big changes over the course of the next three months. Continue reading
“If you believe the sales pitch, the pumpkin is the happiest, healthiest food,” said Suzy Weems, Ph.D. But is it really? At this time of year we all flock to pumpkin. Today in the store I saw the following (note … Continue reading
The clocks “fall back” this year on November 1st. What does this mean for all of us? First of all, it means that we get to sleep in an extra hour. For a mother with 4 kids that sounds like a … Continue reading
When I was in New York in July at BlogHer I was invited to visit the Colgate Suite and learn all about some new toothpaste that they had coming out just in time for back to school. They had a … Continue reading
We are about a third of the way through the month already! Have you been walking, running, or biking at all this month? Have you joined a team yet? If not join my sis-in-laws team and log all of your miles during … Continue reading
Good Morning! As I have a very busy week ahead of me (and I am sure that all of you do too) I am going to make this short and sweet. Here is my 5 minute drain dump, enjoy! I … Continue reading
My dog, Mojito, came to live with me 6 years ago last week. He came to me as an 8 week-old puppy that was taken from his mother too soon. We bonded instantly and have been inseparable ever since. I take … Continue reading
Sweat. Dripping. Hot. Humid. It is so hot. I can barely breathe. Don’t touch me. Why is there no air? All I want is a little air, just a little. Please? My pants are stuck to my legs. I have sweat … Continue reading
Here I am on Sunday night at 21:30 (that is 9:30 pm for all of you civilians) just sitting down to write my Stream of Consciousness Sunday post to link up with All Things Fadra. I get up and take my … Continue reading