Growing up, recess, lunch and after school programs were my favourite school subjects. If the teacher mentioned the word Math or Science I was lost before I even began. It was all so confusing and there was no room for… «more»
Life in Mexico is all about convenience. If you just need and/or only have the money for a roll of toilet paper, you can buy just one roll. And the best part is that it doesn’t cost any more than… «more»
Since arriving in Mexico, I’ve been entering a lot of giveaways. I started doing it years ago, before The Kids were born. I’ve taken a break for a few years because with two kids and a blog, I haven’t had… «more»
We don’t have cable or any access to tv programming but that hasn’t stopped The Kids from being able to recognize, recite passages and grow to love all the Treehouse characters. In December for their birthday we took them to… «more»
Dora, Dora, Dora the Explorer. Can’t you just hear it now. I don’t know about you but I hear so much chatter about Dora that it makes me think she lives at our place. I don’t mind it though because… «more»
In case you didn’t know, Ed is a leap year baby which means that he (technically) turned 14 ¾* on February 28**. Or, if you look at the picture, he turned one. I doubt that he’d be picky about either… «more»
Update on The Zoo Sterilization Clinic In case you didn’t hear, on Saturday, we welcomed two new dogs into The Zoo. Their stay will be temporary which as far as they’re concerned is a good thing. You see, they’re a… «more»
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times, there’s a day for everything. E.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g. For example, May 5 is International Bereaved Mother’s Day (which I acknowledge because unfortunately, I have lost a child), August 13 is Left… «more»