“Hey, Fred,” Benny says casually as we stroll through the mall.
“Who are you talking to?” I ask him.
“My friend, Fred,” he answers and then slips his hand into the wooden one of a mannequin.
“Oh,” I say, since no other response comes to mind.
Benny, 4, makes new friends everywhere we go. Only not all of them are actually people.
Jen Price shares her sweet take on the growing pains of family life, both for children and parents alike.
Mama Mary took a little trip to tinseltown to catch a screening of Charlie St. Cloud and caught a bit of a Cougar crush on one Mr. Efron along the way.
If you can imagine it, this company was started over 5 years ago as a print business with our "Mama's Handbooks", regional reference guides scattered all over the country. But this story actually starts around 18 months ago.. And it goes a little something like this:
Keeping close to home makes the kiddo super creative. An Easter bucket on your head? Instant helmet and alter-ego, “Motorcycle Girl”. Here's a few things I found online this week when we weren't playing pretend.
I'm hoping this summer bucket list will help guide our choices when we have a long, hot afternoon to fill.
The three-year age difference between my children is never more apparent than at the holidays.
How to begin? Maybe with something about my workout habits or eating habits since I’ll be blogging under the “Health and Fitness” subject.
