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Niagara Falls State Park was first formed in 1885 making it the oldest state park in the United States. It has become an icon of the American vacation and a common honeymoon destination. It is estimated that over 30 million … Read more
I can’t believe fall is already here! Ok, I know that technically we are still in Summer, but truth is, my mind is already in fall, kicking leaves and enjoying all the pumpkin cinnamon flavors I can get my hands on. … Read more
Remember when the first day of school was always the Tuesday following Labor Day? That doesn’t seem to be the case any longer with schools getting a jump on the year by starting earlier every year in what’s known as … Read more
It used to be that buying second hand was for the less fortunate, these days it’s seen as savvy and on trend. For movements in upcycling, recycling and DIY people everywhere are boasting about their latest scores. But we have … Read more
I love what I do. As a writer and photographer, I love sharing parenting, technology, and travel with the world. I love capturing moments for a family that they can cherish forever. But there is a very unglamorous side to … Read more
Some days I think becoming the parent of a second child required more adjustment and finesse than becoming a parent for the first time. When Maddilyn was born, family and friends showered us with all of the baby necessities – from … Read more
Monday marks my daughter’s first day of First Grade. In typical Maddilyn fashion, she is already talking about moving on to the Second Grade. Meanwhile, I’m still performing the last-minute scramble to prepare for the coming school year. A new … Read more
Nestled near the mountains, beaches, and deserts of Central California, you’ll find the small cowboy town of Paso Robles. Known for its many vineyards and hot springs, Paso Robles also sets the perfect scene for a romantic getaway catering to … Read more
Have you ever explored the slums of a foreign country? Did you walk through the streets cluttered with houses and look into the faces of men, women, and children only to find they were just like you? They work, they … Read more
This May signaled the end of an era for Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus as their final eleven elephants retired to a 200 acre sanctuary in central Florida to spend the rests of their days soaking up the … Read more
Trade in that boring old two-wheeler for something more exciting. All over the country, cities are stepping up their bike rental game and introducing some of the craziest bikes you never knew existed. Here are 7 bizarre bikes you can … Read more
I still vividly remember the day “Aunt Flow” first paid me a visit. I was with my grandfather and had to endure one of the most awkward conversations of my young life. Thankfully, he took it like a champ and … Read more
It wasn’t until I started traveling that I really found a passion for food. I had always loved to cook, but trying new foods as I traveled created an addiction to finding the best of the best restaurants wherever I … Read more
[infobox]Murphy’s Law for Travelers: If anything can go wrong, it will go wrong while you’re not home.[/infobox] Coming home from a relaxing vacation isn’t anyones favorite thing but coming home to find something major went wrong while you’re away can … Read more
“Summer learning loss can follow students through high school, college, and beyond.” – OnlineCollege.org Somehow summer always seems to pass in a whirlwind, but before you rush to the back to school sales, be sure to keep your kids learning … Read more
Do you need a good laugh? With summer approaching its end, a looming election tornado, and seemingly constant heavy-hearted news, sometimes we need to take a step back. If you need a little comic relief in life, Netflix has comedies … Read more