Farmer Ganyard at Upchurch Farm
Less than fifteen days until Halloween begins! If you’re not heading to Duke’s Countdown to Craziness 2016, or if you’re just looking for something to get in that ol’ autumnal […]
Bedtime Stories
What are the bedtime stories you’ll tell your children? When I was a little girl, every night before I fell asleep, I insisted that one of my parents tell me […]
I Miss Harry Potter-Boy
On this awfully rainy September day, I’m hard core missing Harry Potter-Boy. Oh. You’re unfamiliar with him? Let me give you a brief education on the subject that will surely […]
Mayim Bialik and “Divorce”
While surfing the web the other day– have you ever noticed that when learning a new language ‘surfing the web’ is always a phrase to learn? –I discovered an amazing, […]
Park City Traveler’s Guide I
Utah isn’t simply a hotspot for winter sports fanatics. In fact, I happen to prefer it during those especially hot, exceptionally dry, dog days of summer. If you like skiing […]
A&P Meltdown
Almost every child can recall that humiliating moment of being publicly reprimanded for having a massive meltdown– or ‘schmuckle’, as my sister’s Godmother likes to call it. At the very […]
Yoga with Kate Novack
This past weekend, I finally found my ideal yoga class. Equal parts instructor, setting and community contributed to this revelation, and I couldn’t be more pleased. (As someone who definitely […]
Harveys Casino, 1980
I was listening to Sword and Scale on my train ride home, a notoriously gruesome podcast, that I was hoping would err on the side of being more thrilling than gory, […]
My Brother’s Hungarian Doppelgänger
When I decided to go on my solo-trip to Budapest, which in hindsight, I’m sort of amazed that I did…because I am actually fairly inept when it comes to travel, […]
The Pool Float Revolution
I am giving Taylor Swift credit for bringing back the pool float in all its glory. Not to say that it ever went away, (not trying to start some sort […]
