On June 1, we packed up our house and left Arizona for good.
Hi.
I'm so glad that you are here!
Take a look around.
I'm so glad that you are here!
Take a look around.
My husband's grandparents have traveled all over the world, and last summer I asked his grandma where her favorite place to travel to was.
“Oh,” she replied, “Probably New Zealand. Or the San Juan Islands.”
Have you ever ridden on a ferry boat? I have a few dream-like memories of riding on one as a toddler, and when I did study abroad in Scotland in college one of the highlights of the trip was taking the ferry to the Orkney Islands.
A review of the book Sam and Dave Dig a Hole by Mac Barnett and a video with and idea for #bookishplay
Diaper Bag Backpacks for $50 and under, $100 and under, and $100 and above
My one-year-old's favorite books and some tips for reading books to one-year-olds.
We spent two days in Victoria, British Columbia this summer walking around floating neighborhoods, finding the most photogenic ice cream cones, the best slides, visiting parks with goats and seaplanes, and falling more in love with Canada.
If you've ever googled "What to do in Victoria BC" then you know that the Butchart Gardens is the #1 suggested attraction.
Hey there, how are you doing this Christmas (shopping) season?
I love wooden toys, mainly because they are beautiful.
One of the most important and hardest things on my to-do list everyday is cooking dinner.
We read a ton of books in our home, but we don't buy books very often.
There's approximately a million Christmas picture books and thousands of Halloween picture books, but Thanksgiving Picture Books seem a little hard to come by. (click to read more)
It's ironic that I'm writing this today because my son is currently wearing his orca t-shirt we bought him on vacation and it's at least two sizes too big...
After visiting the Kalaloch Tree Cave, we headed north towards Port Angeles.
It's finally cooling down here in Phoenix (click to read more)
Our visit to the Kalaloch Tree Cave in Olympic National Park. Washington. I think this tree is basically the PNW equivalent of Grandmother Willow. Saw the tree and an unexpected surprise. Click to read more.
So I don't normally tag myself as a science-fiction, post-apopolyptic world mega fan, but guys. This book is turning me into one....
