One type of game our family has played for years is drawing games. I even remember playing Pictionary and Win, Lose or Draw when I was younger. Our collection of games includes standouts like Cartooner, Pictomania and Picassimo. We may or m ...
My school days are long a thing of the past. Enough time has passed that I generally have forgotten about the trends and products that were a mainstay in our everyday lives. But every once in a while something comes along to remind me of so ...
When Kennedy was in elementary school, she stood on stage during the talent show and sang a cappella. The audience was shocked since most kids at that age opt to sing along with a track and dance. Unlike me, I know a lot of people enjoy bol ...
Have you been hearing the buzz about “VSCO girls”? I’m not going to rehash the definition since it’s been everywhere including multiple websites and on the Today Show. I would rather point out how environ ...
Board games are cool. Music is awesome. Combine them with a famous saxophone player and you have Keepin’ It Saxy board game from Big G Creative. A couple of months ago we told you how to play Keepin’ It Saxy, then last week ...
Every parent dreads the day that note comes home from the elementary school teacher. You know, the one that says it’s time to purchase a recorder for the latest music lesson. Having to listen to off-key squeaks and screeches can be pa ...
There’s a famous quote, often attributed to Einstein, that says “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.” Each year, as the clock ticks down to Gen Con ...
One of the more “interesting” things about growing up with the last name of Brady was how we were constantly compared to the popular TV show, The Brady Bunch. At various times of life I was called Greg, Peter or Bobby, probably ...
Around here we have a Stuff Etc. store. It is technically a thrift store, but unlike Goodwill or Salvation Army, the merchandise isn’t donated. Everything there is on consignment from regular people, many of who don’t have the t ...
With a soft, calming voice, I remember Bob Ross talking about the “happy little trees” as he smushed his paintbrush against the canvas and magically they began to appear. It would have been cool to be able to transform a palette ...
