I’m a Mom Raising Kids in The Loneliest Generation
Let me let you in on a little secret—very few people know my heart. Thousands of friends and followers on social media, but I still find myself lonely at times. You see, making a connection in this generation is very different than generations before us. Prior generations did not have technology and other devices to depend on to socialize. They visited each other’s homes, they went to church together, their kids played, and they were a community. Now, relationships are built on a stranger and social media. We rely on people to give us advice to handle our day-to-day situations, in hopes of a fix. We listen to each other’s…
Starting Your Own Health Store
There are many niches of retail that you might be keen to get into, but if you are keen to feel that you are providing something good to the world, then you might want to think about starting your own health store. These stores are popping up everywhere at the moment, and they are very often a great kind of business to have. They are certainly popular with a lot of customers, which is obviously something that is going to be useful if you want to make a success of it. Here are some tips on starting your own health store. Pic – CCO License Figure Out A Niche…
Viva Las Vegas! Once A Gambling Mecca Now A Food & Show Scene
Las Vegas, sin city where what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Well unless you are a travel writer and then it is a tell all! My husband recently had a work trip and I tagged along for a few days. I have been to Vegas on numerous occasions and have watched it transition into a food lovers paradise and some of the best shows you will ever see! This trip did not disappoint one bit! This post contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links. Lets start with the good stuff! FOOD! I had the pleasure of dining at SUSHISAMBA and…
Are We Raising A More Fragile Generation Accidentally?
My generation (X and older Y’s) was the last that learned to play in the street. We were the first to play video games, the last to record songs off the radio onto a cassette tape. We had the first VCR, cordless phone, microwave, CD’s, Atari, TV remote control, MTV when it actually played music videos, and so much more. This generation will experience newer models of the items our generation had first. We didn’t have cars with airbags, rode bikes without a helmet and knee pads, and were allowed to be kids and get hurt. We were allowed to play in the mud and not regulated sand that is…
Life, One Lesson At A Time
I was thinking over the weekend of a few key things I have started taking to heart recently. I am guilty of many of the below and have had to take a huge step back and evaluate the emotions each of these provoke. Comparison: Be it in my family life or work life I have learned to stop comparing. What kind of mama am I in comparison to..? How is my blog in comparison? Maybe if I just do this the way Sally with 1MM followers does it, I will gain more. These are all conversations I had to stop having with myself. We all have our own parenting styles…
Florida’s Popularity Reaches New Heights: Here’s Why
The popularity of Florida as a travel destination seems to know no bounds. The Sunshine State already attracted vast numbers of people from the U.S. East Coast, but now it is very much an international destination, with property prices in places like Miami skyrocketing. But where should you go if you travel to the state on a road trip? What makes Florida unique? Let’s take a look. Unsplash – CC0 License Magic Kingdom Park Disney’s Magic Kingdom Park near Orlando is one of the busiest tourist attractions on Earth, with millions of people flocking to it every year. It provides opportunities to get up close and personal…
How to Experiment with Different Cuisines
Are you looking to expand your culinary horizons? Trying out different cuisines is a great way to do just that! Whether you’re cooking for yourself or for a group, here are some tips on how to experiment with different cuisines. via Pexels Do your research Before you start cooking, take some time to read up on the cuisine you’re trying out. This will give you a better understanding of the flavors and ingredients that are typically used in that type of cuisine. This is especially important if you’re unfamiliar with the cuisine – doing a little bit of research can help prevent any culinary disasters! For example,…
When Your Family Is… “Dysfunctional”: Finding Peace, Boundaries & Humor During the Holidays
Holiday family stress affects so many of us this time of year, and it can make Christmas feel more overwhelming than joyful. Every year as the holidays roll in, so does one word that seems to pop up more than peppermint mochas: dysfunctional. It’s a term we throw around casually now, but its roots go deeper than a few family arguments over Christmas dinner. Holiday Family Stress According to Merriam-Webster, dysfunctional means:a) not functioning properly, marked by abnormal or impaired functioningb) characterized by unhealthy or abnormal interactions Since the 1980s, “dysfunctional” has been used to describe family dynamics—often in sensationalized ways. Think back to the days of daytime talk shows,…
Pura Vida The Way of Life in Costa Rica
Costa Rica, lush rain forests and amazing beaches are just two of the countries amazing qualities. If you add the people and the way of life you have perfection! Costa Rica has more American retires than anywhere else in the world and rightfully so. The unofficial motto is ‘Pura Vida’ translated as the ‘Simple Life’ and is used as a greeting or goodbye. It encapsulates Costa Rica perfectly as life really seems simple — no wonder so many travelers are now planning trips to Costa Rica to experience it for themselves. I had the pleasure of visiting Heredia and fell in love! From the old churches to the hospitality shown…
Easy & Delicious Gingerbread Cookies!
I love gingerbread cookies! The spices and warmth of this gingerbread cookie is soothing and add hot tea or a glass of milk and it is heavenly! They are fun that you can cut any shape and frost or dust with powdered sugar. I hear Santa really loves gingerbread cookies too! Super easy and yummy gingerbread cookies! You can decorate them with icing or simple powdered sugar. Photo by Nicole Michalou from Pexels Need cookie sheets? Follow link here! Baking Equipment Want to make sure you never miss a post from us? Join the list and be the first to know! Subscribe Here!
