Last week was spring break for our school district and that meant my Facebook feed was filled with friends sharing pictures of their family adventures. The school choir headed on what would be most kids’ first trip to New York. Some (like us) stayed home and played board games, others headed on a cruise, visited an all-inclusive resort or a f ...
We regularly find supplies at the Goodwill Outlet or around the house that we’re able to use for DIY and craft projects. We’ve made bracelets out of K’NEX pieces, bowls from excess melty beads and paint from leftover sidewalk chalk. But sometimes its best to use a kit to allow the girls to work more independently. The Illuminating ...
We’re always on the lookout for games that support more than the traditional four players. We get it, designing a game for a larger group is difficult unless all you’re doing is copying the Cards Against Humanity (Apple to Apples) game. There’s a careful balance between making sure people don’t get bored with down time betwe ...
With a state-of-the art television mounted on the wall and a solid gaming system hooked up to it, it’s amazing that our video game loving daughter has no qualms about loading up our 30+ year old Nintendo system to play an 8-bit version of Mario. She isn’t alone though as 8-bit and retro gaming is considered cool these days. Case in poin ...
Each fall and spring, we rearrange the garage to reverse the storage situation from the prior season. Whenever this happens, we rotate the lawn mower and gardening gear with the winter supplies. We work on cleaning out any toys the kids have outgrown and upgrading items that have reached the end of their usable lifespan. Each year, we look at the k ...
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