A couple months ago I was welcomed by NASA to tour their facilities on Redstone Arsenal including standing atop a launch platform with historical significance. It was breathtaking from start to finish as I heard the passion in every presentation. There is so much more beyond the four walls we wake up and go to sleep within on a daily basis. As is c ...
Over the past several months, Scott and I have really upped our game on introducing the girls to some of the highlights from our own childhood. We’ve played some games and watched some movies with them. Even with the antiquated graphics and production quality, some classics like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off are worth watching. Last weekR ...
Maybe this is becoming somewhat of a tradition. Each summer Nicole heads to a number of conferences across the nation. Some to attend, some to speak. In nearly all cases the family doesn’t come along. The travel expenses would just be too much for our family to afford, so we pick and choose which ones we tag along to. We can’t pass on G ...
There are phrases we hear quite often that have made their way into our lexicon by the way of mass media. Television and movie quotes litter our vocabulary, whether it’s a former political candidate saying, “I’ll be back”, or friends talking about something in the news while one quips, “Simpsons did it!”. Over ti ...
I have to admit, I let my fondness for wooden games get the best of me this time. Not because the game we bought at thrift is bad – because it is meant for much younger kids. It only set us back $1.88, so it’ll make a nice gift to a family with age-appropriate children. Maask by Blue Orange Games is a colorful abstract game for two to s ...
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