When someone says the word “Bidet”, what do you think of? Is it slightly confusing because a Bidet looks like a regular toilet only smaller in size? Have you traveled overseas and seen (what is commonly mistaken) as 2 toilets placed side by side? It even took Crocodile Dundee a while to figure out the Bidet and he was from Australia. 🙂 Bidets… View Post
Think about the last time you went away with your significant other on a trip…just the two of you. When was the last time you were able to have a couples getaway? When couples finally get the chance to getaway, reconnect and unwind from busy schedules, you want to feel like you have been on vacation. You often want to recapture some of the (pre-children and… View Post
Presidents’ Day, officially Washington’s Birthday, in the United States, is a holiday (third Monday in February) popularly recognized as honoring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Originally established in 1885 in recognition of President George Washington, it is still officially called “Washington’s Birthday” by the federal government. Traditionally celebrated on February 22—Washington’s actual day of birth—the holiday became popularly known as… View Post
With Valentine’s Day being the loveliest day of the year, its the perfect opportunity for children to express their creativity and learn the joy of giving to others. Using simple objects that can be found in your home, you and your children can create arts & crafts and fun gifts to share on V-Day (or anytime during the year). Check out the following… View Post
With Valentine’s Day being just around the corner, many parents are not only wondering about what gift to give their significant other, but just as important, what to get their own special bundle of joys. Valentine’s Day holds a special meaning to children and it’s a great opportunity to demonstrate love and affection for one another. You can make homemade treats,… View Post
To understand our decision to return to homeschooling, you need to have a little background information. We have tried nearly every aspect of education available. When my daughter was in kindergarten she went to the local public school and it was an absolute nightmare. The amount of homework for a five year old was insane to say the least. Not… View Post
