Every time I travel to New Orleans I try to make some time to stop at The Quarter Stitch in the French Quarter and buy some yarn. Yarn is one of my favorite things to buy when I travel. Not only is it a chance to support the local economy (most yarn stores are small…
A 5 Minute Walk To The Pharmacy in Spain
I have a perverse fondness for almost all the foreign towns I’ve ever gotten sick in. A winter in Jerusalem with pneumonia sealed my love for this city. An afternoon in a colorful Santorini health clinic practically guaranteed I’d be back – five times. Shopping for migraine meds in a Caribbean supermarket left me far warmer…
Admit it – This Scootcase is the Fun Carry on Bag You’ve Been Fantasizing About
Forgive me for bragging, but my carry on bag is more fun than your carry on bag. Unless, of course, you have Micro Scooter luggage too. I’ve owned bags you could sit on (handy when stranded in crowded airports) and my kids have owned bags they could sit and scoot along on – a good gimmick when…
The Jewish History of Barcelona is Hidden in Plain Sight
Perhaps more than any other Spanish city, Barcelona has a long, rich Jewish History. But you might not know that if you can’t decipher the clues and don’t know where to look, what questions to ask. A thousand stories about the Jewish community of Barcelona during medieval times, remain untold. Perhaps the largest tell that…
Legoland California Unveils Lego Star Wars Miniland DeathStar Interactive Display
There’s a new spectacular sight to be seen at Legoland, California. At 8-feet wide, 13-feet high, weighing more than 1900 pounds and made out of more than 500,000 LEGO bricks, the LEGO Death Star model is the largest addition to LEGO® Star Warsâ„¢ Miniland. The new model display features iconic film scenes made of LEGO®bricks…
Turning Picky Eaters into Food Adventurers in New Orleans
My 10 year old son is famous in our family for his finicky palate. He came into the world a picky eater, which is not always easy when you are born into a family of adventurous eaters. “A bowl of plain pasta, butter and cheese on the side. No sauce. ” That was our standard…
Surviving the Holidays and a Family Road Trip with AT&T GoPhone
Thanks to AT&T Go Phone for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own. There’s never enough phones when you have a family of 6 on a road trip. Someone’s got their music streaming through an aux cord. Someone else has a movie playing in the far back seat. The teenagers are snapchatting their way…
Ten PLUS Fun Things for Teens to Do at Disneyland Resort Parks During the Holidays
Thanks to Disney for inviting our family to participate in the Disneyland Holiday Blogger Preview. All opinions are my own. One of the reasons our family loves Disneyland so much is because there is something for everyone, every age, every gender. My fairly mature and well behaved teens at Disneyland can enjoy safe solo wandering…
An Interview With The Disneyland Goats: Holiday Edition
Thanks to the Disneyland Parks for inviting us to their Holiday Blogger Celebration. All opinions are our own. One of our favorite things to do at the Disneyland Parks in Southern California, is to stop by and chat with Disneyland Goats. They are friendly and adorable and we’ve found that they have a lot of…
Epic Food Gawking at The Feast of San Gennaro in Little Italy, NYC
Pulling kids out of school to travel is frowned upon, but in my opinion, New York City gets an exception. Taking my teenaged daughters to NYC, the city I immersed myself in at their age, has made me feel more whole. There’s something transformative about bringing your kids to the places that meant much to…
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