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Category Archives: Family Life
Holiday Traditions With Hickory Farms and a Giveaway!
Like many families, our Thanksgiving is about the food–and our loved ones, gratitude, affection for each other, conversation, laughter, catching up on news. Of course. But it’s kind of about what’s on the table. Hickory Farms has, since I was … Continue reading
Our Room With a View
Following Superstorm Sandy–the monster that devastated much of the east coast, killing more than 100 people in the United States, we spent nine days in three different hotels. Our apartment building lost all utilities as its basement filled with salt … Continue reading
When?
When will she decide to come out? When will she latch? When will she poop? When does the doctor check on her? When will she sleep? When should I wake her up? When is it a problem if she doesn’t … Continue reading
To My New Mom Self
You will lose the weight. I know it’s been six weeks and you still can’t get your khakis over your knees. But you will lose the weight. You will be wearing maternity clothes for a while. Maybe longer than other … Continue reading
What Will They Remember?
I am not sure they will remember the year I lightened my hair to a strange reddish tone, or when I lost five pounds. Or gained seven. Or if they will remember the clothes in my closet, the handbags they … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, It's All About Me, New York City Living and Coping, Parenting Moments
Tagged city kids, memories, parenting, twins
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Wordless Wednesday: With So Many Things to Do
Last week was busy with school, birthday parties, a carnival, swimming and ballet lessons. We also met Elmo and went to a very wonderful event hosted by Trumpeting Media, Shot@Life, and the United Nations Foundation. Shot@Life launched a new app … Continue reading
Life in Doll Years
Thirteen years ago, Labor Day weekend, my now-husband and I moved to New York City. We had no jobs lined up, had rented an apartment we had not seen and couldn’t afford, had been dating for about five minutes, and … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, It's All About Me, New York City Living and Coping, Parenting Moments
Tagged birthday parties, city kids, dolls, twins
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Song, Spanish, and Milestones at New York Kids Club–and a Giveaway!
Kids just want to have fun–and sing and dance and cook and draw and paint. New York Kids Club is a great place to let your kids run, play, bake, and even learn Spanish. I was invited to sample three new … Continue reading
Should Little Girls Have Secrets?
Molly and I stopped for pizza after an afternoon of consignment store shopping. Camp is ending this week, and I mentioned that her counselor had said there would be a party on the last day for all the parents. “I … Continue reading
Jesus, a Virgin, and the Gold Shoes
My daughter got a postcard in the mail today announcing the beginning of Sunday School in September and this year’s theme. We do not attend church, and I was not expecting it. “Good God, it’s Christ the Righteous!” is what I … Continue reading
