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Do you live for winter? Or do you hate it so much you consider yourself to have chionophobia, a fear of snow? If you live somewhere that doesn’t receive snow, it is probably difficult to understand why people choose to … Read more
If you don’t ski or snowboard, winter can feel like an endless season of boring. Instead of hiding in the lodge on your winter vacation, wishing away all that snow, try one of these other winter related activities. All around … Read more
If you’re the parent of a child who already plays Minecraft, you know what the game is about. Most likely because your child has spent hours upon hours telling you about their conquest. If you’re new to the world of Minecraft, … Read more
I’m obsessed with photography, especially when my children and family are the subjects. The majority of my down time is spent learning photojournalism techniques to better document their lives as they happen. The end result is that my family gets a … Read more
Growing up, I was a fairly hardcore gamer but as I’ve gotten older I find myself gaming less often. That being said, we continue to keep at least one console in the house as I just can’t give it up. … Read more
While some of us are completely engulfed in the season, watching all of our favorite holiday TV specials, They are the shows we hate ourselves for watching yet, we can’t look away. We waste hours upon hours probably dropping our … Read more
Oh the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful. As we’re gearing up to head to Buffalo this week, I’ve been watching the weather as winter storms keep rolling across the north-east. Aside from wondering whether it’s … Read more
Gifting culinary treats to the foodie in your life is like the gift that keeps on giving. It never fails that new cookbooks and kitchen gadgets beckon foodies to the kitchen looking for an excuse to put them to good … Read more
As a kid, the stocking was full of hidden gems. Usually the first thing opened on Christmas morning, stockings were a treasure trove of small trinkets, delicious candy, jewelry, and bath supplies. As adults, stockings fell by the way side … Read more
With millions of products lining the virtual shopping shelves and hundreds more overwhelming your senses in the toy aisle it can be hard to know what toys are worth adding to your cart (virtual or otherwise) and which toys will … Read more
There are only a few weeks left until Christmas…so the number one question is how many paychecks do you have left to buy gifts? Overspending has become just another part of the stress of the holidays. Instead of charging all … Read more
This is an amazing traditional pork roast recipe from Puerto Rico that you’ll want to make again and again. Puerto Rican Pernil Adobo is usually served at Christmas. One of my favorite things about traveling the world is immersing myself … Read more
Adulting is hard work. Bills, work, cleaning, wearing matching socks, and doing laundry all grow old for a while and that’s just the easy stuff! With the holidays quickly approaching life tends to get that much busier and stressful for … Read more
I almost broke my leg the other day. As I was going about my morning routine, I poured myself a cup of coffee and went to the living room where my two year old was playing. There is a small … Read more
The cultural attractions in Providence, RI extend throughout the whole year. From summer to winter, the city takes careful consideration to celebrate its attractions and artists. It is a city that has built its image upon its dedicated citizens and … 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