Yearly Archives: 2024

Holiday traditions are one of my MOST favorite aspects of the season, but as a "millennial" mom I'll be the first to admit we...

I know I'm not the only one who cringes when they see things on billboards, on restaurant menus, on television, and sometimes - gasp! - on Christmas cards. So here is my handy guide to making your Christmas card grammatically, punctuationally, and spelling-ly correct. {Although, hopefully, you can spell your names!}

I was there for kindergarten roundup, parent meetings, bought all the supplies on the "needed" and "nice to have" lists, attended the open house,...

It's time! Time to grab your cozy pants, a warm blanket, cup of hot apple cider, a new book, and read for days. We've...

As summer fades, the annual shift into spooky season takes hold. You can’t escape it. Most of us are willing victims ready to welcome...

Many years ago when my oldest two boys were wee little preschoolers we went to MOPs at Trinity United Methodist Church in Lapeer. A...

Once upon a time, I wanted to be a kindergarten teacher. I liked the idea of helping young children learn and grown especially using...

The White Pumpkin Project is a fall tradition honoring infant loss. White: a color so pure and so bright. White represents innocence. Brides typically...

Homemade applesauce is one of my kids' favorite recipes to help with, in the kitchen. My mother-in-law shared this easy recipe with me when...