Our country has gone through a horrible pandemic that has changed our lives in numerous ways for the last two years. We have stayed away from family and friends, as
I have been racking my brain about what to write for this month’s column. I am tired of the virus and its variants constantly being front and center. It has
I think we can all agree that last year was a strange one. The terrible virus changed so many ways we used to go about our daily lives. Although it
Thirty-one days until we say so long to the year 2021. There are a number of things I will not miss about the year, but there were many wonderful memories
My parents had some good friends that I will always remember and think of fondly. One family, in particular, we got together with often and our evening usually centered around
I love October – leaves changing, cooler air, recipes reserved for autumn temperatures, pumpkin chai lattes (that’s a personal preference), Halloween, and this year, a family trip to Disney World.
Wow, where did summer go? I realize it is officially still summer until September 22nd, but for many of us, summer ends when schools open, the pools close, and long
Many years ago, when my husband and I were planning for our first child, we did what most new parents-to-be do: we bought furniture, painted the nursery, decorated, set up
A lot of people consider Memorial Day to be the start to summer. Officially, summer starts when the sun reaches its northernmost point from the equator. That date varies from
Summertime – I know that it isn’t officially summer until June 20th at 11:32pm, but in my mind, it begins right after Memorial Day. For parents of school children, it
