Once is a while, you will find a book that is so close to home which will make you ask “Do I have the heart to continue reading?” This is exactly what I experienced when I read the book Hug Everyone You Know by Antoinette Truglio Martin. As a full […]
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Every Fall, my kids and I look forward to the GFAFExpo in Secaucus here in New Jersey. This year, our favorite GFAFExpo (Gluten Free and Allergen Free Expo) has a new name and look. It’s now called Nourished Festival, The Gluten Free, Allergy & Specialty Diet Festival. The event will […]
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Want a nice and affordable treat after the long summer with the kids? Well, here it is! (This post may contain affiliate links. See my full disclosure here.) This popular V neck tee from Cents of Style normally sells for $24.95. You can get it now for just $7.95 with […]
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Here’s a confession. I am a big fan of chocolate flavored hazelnut spread. When my children were younger and I had no choice but to make our home totally free of food they are allergic to (wheat, dairy, egg, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, shellfish) this pantry staple was something […]
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For the past two years, I’ve seen an increased interest on supplements that contain black elderberries. Many natural living moms swear that taking black elderberry really does help their child’s immune system. Since I’m very curious with this product, I agreed to team up with Tryazon and host a sampling […]
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Blueberries are in season now. As with any New Jersey local will tell you, “Nothing can compete with NJ Blueberries. They are simply the best.” If you don’t believe me, try some blueberry wine and I’m sure your lives will forever change. Seriously though, any good cook or chef will […]
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Procrastinating is more common than most people would admit. Sometimes we can be productive yet still procrastinate on what is more important to us. I’ve always considered myself a hard worker and a goal oriented person. For the past three years, I found myself putting the things I regard as […]
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Keeping a journal is becoming “in” again. Just a few days ago, while cleaning my children’s school bags, I noticed that my Middle School kids each had a journal for their Language Arts class. Online, many self help websites and personalities encourage the practice of putting into paper one’s feelings, […]
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