Best Laid Plans

Sometimes, even the best laid plans fall apart. That grad party you hoped to have. The wedding you dreamed of having at the perfect venue you booked. A baby shower for your first grandchild. That huge family, college or high Read More …

Slightly Accurate

If our way of celebrating Cinco de Mayo is even slightly accurate, I’d be impressed. Tacos or fajitas. Corona and Margaritas. Salsa, chips and guacamole. Loud music, lots of dancing and singing along. Embracing life. Fireworks. ….hopefully, these are slightly Read More …

Splurge A Little

Even though things may be uncertain, you should occasionally splurge a little. It is important, more than ever, to recognize events in your life and in the lives of others. Spring time for our family is a busy time. Besides Read More …

Still Things To Do

As we wait for a solution to get us out of our homes and back to working “as usual” there are still things to do. We need to make meals for the family to eat (which is more often, but Read More …

Making New Memories

Holidays, regardless of where you are, or how you celebrate is about making new memories. Every year there is an opportunity to try something new. This year, we are trying what the kids (often) would like best…to stay home, sleep Read More …

Easter Will Still Happen

If you are starting to despair…Easter will still happen. Even if you don’t have: jelly beans (because I ate them all thinking Instacart order would deliver 2 more bags.) a ham (also because of Instacart…the substitutions without pictures of the Read More …

Easter, Home or Out?

It’s a musing… but if 2020 was a “normal year” what would be your typical plan for Easter, home or out? Does going out matter, or is there a preference if it is for brunch or dinner? Since it isn’t Read More …

Cooking or Clean Up

Which is your less favorite – cooking or clean up? Does the meal matter? Or, maybe the time of day? What about if you were baking with all of the measuring cups, spoons, shifting bowls and spatulas – not to Read More …