Food, Wellness & Reinvention
We have slowly but surely been getting ready for Michael’s first day of first grade tomorrow… On Saturday, we bought the backpack. Of course Sean had to get a backpack too. Guess which backpack belongs to which child :-). On … Read More
Instead of going fishing, Michael decided that he wanted to go and play miniature golf. That’s why we went to Flushing Meadows Golf Center last Friday. It was a beautiful day to play the mini course. By the 18th hole, … Read More
Yesterday, Reggie and I took the boys to Land of Make Believe, a family water and amusement park in Hope, NJ. Since it was less than two hours away from NYC, it made a fun little day trip. It was … Read More
Last Thursday I had a fun day being the co-host of an Imagination Playground event with my wonderful friend Beth of Role Mommy. It was such a great day… and I’m not just saying that because I was paid to … Read More
Dear Readers, I’m spending most of my time preparing for the three camps that I’m working with this month. I thought that I would be able to keep up with the blog at night, but that just isn’t happening. (My … Read More
My family was invited to a wonderful program called Citi Field Kids that is sponsored by Citifield and the Mets. I really like when companies give back to the community in ways that are creative and natural fits. Citifield Kids … Read More
The full title to Dr. Barry Sears’ new book says it all: Toxic Fat: When Good Fat Turns Bad. When my friend Beth invited me to a lunch and roundtable discussion with Dr. Barry Sears last week, I thought, “Great, … Read More
Earlier this week, I wrote about how I was going to be participating in 77kids Do Good Day. Today was the special day…and the rain did not put a damper on our enthusiasm. In fact, the rain stopped at just … Read More
Last week, I wrote about visiting City Treehouse in Chelsea while I was hosting the TrueCookPlus Blogger event. This was my first time at the space and I fell in love with it. Over the last six years, I have … Read More
“I’m nervous.” (Michael, my 6 year old son) “Why?” (me) “I don’t know. I just am.” (Michael) That is a part of the conversation that I had with Michael last Monday. If you recall, it was a hot (100+ degrees) … Read More