When the weather gets hot, the last thing I want to do is crank up the oven or hover over a sizzling stovetop. The kitchen turns into a sauna, and honestly, no one has time for that, especially not in the middle of summer.
When my twins were little, we had this ever-growing bucket of old, broken crayons, those stubby little pieces that were too short for their small hands to grip.
Father’s Day always sneaks up on me, but I love taking the time to help my kids make something special just for Dad.
When my twins were little, one of our favorite things to do in the summer was head to this quiet, woodsy park just down the road from our house.
Last Tuesday, I was staring into my fridge at 5 PM with absolutely no dinner plan in sight.
When my twins were toddlers, I absolutely loved all the little spring crafts they used to make.
As much as I look forward to summer, let’s be real, it gets busy fast. Between end-of-school chaos, sports, backyard play, road trips, and trying to soak up every bit of sunshine, cooking a full dinner is the last thing on my mind.
Spring is in full swing at our house and I’m so happy to be saying bye bye to winter!
Remember when our kiddos were toddlers and we’d do anything for 10 minutes of peace?
Every day after school feels like a full-blown sprint. My daughter has dance class one evening, softball the next, and sometimes both in the same week.