By: Robin Ruerhwein Pumpkin Picking is one of my favorite fall activities. My family and I made our annual trek over over to CN Smith Farm in East Bridgewater last week. We like it there because there, you can take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch to pick out the perfect pumpkin. It’s all … More Pumpkin Picking
By: Abby Keane As long as we’re sharing fall recipes, I’ve got a good one! Many of us love a good, old-fashioned apple pie after a day spent in the apple orchard. In our house, we’ve tweaked the recipe just a bit, and made an Autumn Feast pie! 2 pie crusts 1 cup sugar 1/3 … More That Time Of Year ….
By: Kris Berry As I shared with you previously, I love to run. It’s my little selfish outlet, time for myself to do something alone (or with a friend to chat with), it’s time to do something just for me. It’s something I need in my life. As my husband says, it keeps me sane. … More Getting to the Starting Line, Ramblings From My First Marathon
By: Martianne Stanger Costumes. Treats. Parties. Many think about these things at this time of year. Me? I think about our family’s guardian angels and say a huge, “Thank you!” to them. Why? Because my oldest boy is here with me right now. Yes, with great thanks to our guardian angels, he is here to … More Impulse and Angels on Halloween – A Mother’s Grateful Memoir
By: Jessica DiRamio Always known as the spirited child, my daughter, Juliana was unlike any other baby, toddler, preschooler, or school-aged child I had ever come in contact with. She was very intense; on a scale of 1-10, everything she did was a 10. She cried harder and longer than most and got mad a … More ADHD and My Daughter
By: Kristen Clifford Now that we have tons of apples in our house from apple picking a few weeks ago (Feel free to look at my cute kids apple picking at my family blog.) I needed to come up with some recipes to use them all before they went bad. First I whipped up a … More Apple Baking
By: Sheila Gaudet Everyone remembers doing homework, or not doing homework, as a child. It’s a right of passage as our kids grow and develop. Those first assignments are so cute, we save them when they come home with a big smile sticker on them-clearly an indicator that someone else has recognized our child’s brilliance. … More Homework Help
By: Tanya Pimental If you are a pregnant woman or have been or will be, you know that the thought of maternity clothes is does not conjure up images of the latest runways. At first I think of overalls and tent looking overly printed tops. Why would people wear these things pregnant when they wouldn’t … More Maternity Fashion
By: Robin Ruehrwein One of my favorite things to do this time of year is to head down to Providence, RI to the Roger Williams Zoo to take in the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular. There are literally thousands of carved & lighted pumpkins that are all set up along a trail in the zoo. It’s absolutely amazing … More Roger Williams Zoo Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular
By: Abby Keane We all have them. Our little moments that we steal, all to ourselves. No kids, no spouses, no pets. Kris’ is running. Mine is acupuncture. I first began visiting Whole Person Health in October of 2008. After two recent miscarriages, I felt depleted physically, mentally, and emotionally. I hoped that the experience … More My Mommy Indulgence
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