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Wordless Wednesday: Instagram addictions
0I AM LATE TO THE INSTAGRAM PARTY. Actually, I have followed Instagram for the last year, but never shared a photo on the site. I simply lurked on my friends and saw the fun things in their everyday life. Recently I purchased a new iphone and I now use Instagram on a regular basis. So this is my week in snapshot moments. Above you see Grace’s feet with leftover polish and summer sandals after a More >
Trip Planning
0SUMMER IS UPON US AND I AM IN THE MIDST OF TRIP PLANNING FOR OUR FAMILY. We have two different trips on the schedule. First up? The cycling dream my husband and friends are pursuing to cycle the entire Natchez Trace Parkway this summer. On Monday I’ll share more about how planning happens around here and what tools I use to map out the fun with a family.
What are your favorite planning resources More >
Wordless Wednesday: Days of Madness and Memories
1I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT SEEING THE WEINERMOBILE WOULD SIGNAL THE BEGINNING OF ECLECTIC MEMORIES FOR MY GANG. A couple of Saturdays ago we were driving along and saw the Oscar Mayer ambassador in a drug store parking lot. My husband complied to my begging and pulled over to the odd sight.
Then one day my son, William, used a Dr. Who reference to do his homework. He officially outed our family as More >
Savvy Source: Words Are Everywhere in Decatur, Georgia
0MY MOST RECENT SAVVY SOURCE ARTICLE IS OUT. Our editor challenged us to find words and letters which might catch a young child’s eye. The city of Atlanta is filled with great examples, but I choose to go suburban on this piece and make it an adventure day. Decatur, Georgia is known for it’s great shops, restaurants, easy commute, and creative spirit. At night there are listening rooms and bar More >
Every Child Deserves a Shot@Life – #shot@life
0TODAY IS THE LAUNCH OF THE UNITED NATIONS EFFORT TO PROVIDE DISEASE PREVENTION CARE FOR CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD. For all the debate surrounding vaccinations, the truth is that none of us here in America have seen the devastation that outbreaks of illness can cause in third world living conditions. This care is literally the difference between life and death for young children in those More >













