I watch people with the same kind of fascinated horror that I view a car wreck. I don’t intend to stare, but I just can’t seem to tear my eyes away from the catastrophe that is in front of me. Perhaps it’s human nature; I am naturally drawn to the drama of others because it reminds me that my life, … [Read more...]
Cool Baby & Tot Travel Gear For Your Carry On Bag
If you're getting ready to head out on a family vacation here are a few cool things we've spotted that are worth bringing in your carry on bag! TEENY KNOT GENIE HAIRBRUSH ($18) Designed for little locks, this handy little brush with soft bristles is compact and perfect for vacations and will keep … [Read more...]
Book Review: “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah
Image via My husband asked me the other day if I had changed the password on his phone. My negative reply caused us to pause for a moment before turning to our daughter. Let’s just say that she needs to practise her poker face. His new password? Her thumbprint. She’s ten. It frightens me that … [Read more...]
My 28 Day Miracle Skin Transformation
When I think of an overnight face cream, I think of my Grandma and her big jar of Ponds. I think thick, sticky and unpleasant. Basically, I think of this: That was until 28 days ago when Garnier introduced me to their new Ultra-Lift Miracle Sleeping Cream. So what is it about this cream that made … [Read more...]
Book Review: “All the Bright Places” By Jennifer Niven
There’s a lookout tower in Dorset, Ontario, that owns me. It’s a hundred-foot tall steel structure that provides a beautiful view of the surrounding lakes. Or so I’ve been told. It’s one of those scenic towers with grated steps. You know the kind: climbing it involves watching the safe, firm land … [Read more...]
Fun Stuff For Families At The Canadian International AutoShow
This weekend, the Canadian International AutoShow (CIAS) is in Toronto. And while it might not seem like your first pick for a family outing, it's actually a great place to spend some time with the kids. The spectacular show runs from February 13 to the 22nd. 45 vehicles make their Canadian … [Read more...]
Scuba Diving As A Family: What You Need to Know
Recently my family and I decided to take on a new adventure together. During our visit to Beaches Resort in Turks and Caicos we decided to sign up to get our resort diving certification as a family. Many resorts offer this as an option to introduce people to the scuba diving experience without … [Read more...]
Book Review: “Before I Go” By Colleen Oakley
The day my mom was diagnosed with cancer we cut her hair short and dyed it purple. The colour description on the box said “Rich Mahogany,” but we decided to add the colour booster because, really, why the heck not? Anyway, the result pushed mom’s hair into purple territory and she looked like a … [Read more...]
Book Review: “Everything I Never Told You” By Celeste Ng
I don’t know how you feel about your high school experience, but you couldn’t pay me enough to repeat mine. Don’t get me wrong: it wasn’t horribly traumatic or anything (and it’s been a long time since I’ve had one of those locker combination dreams), it just isn’t in my Top Five list of “Best Times … [Read more...]
How To Visit San Francisco With Kids
When I mentioned to friends that we were taking our younger son to San Francisco, they all had that same reaction! With deep sighing breathes everyone responded with, "Oh, I LOVE San Francisco!" We've visited several times and it must have been at least ten years ago since I had last visited (and … [Read more...]
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