By: Tanya Pimental At thirty-two years old, there are days were I feel like a true grown up. My life has been full of amazing things and yet not without my share of heartache. And yet still, there are many days I don’t feel old enough to be married for nearly eight years, living in … More Mommy Time
By: Robin Ruehrwein I’m a Disney Channel “tween” show addict. I can’t help myself. We watch a couple of them and they are all so cute. Seriously. No lie, I have been known to sit down and watch an episode of the Jonas Brothers or the Suite Life on Deck when I’m the only one … More Yup, I Watch The Disney Channel When I Am Home Alone
The Project Arts of Plymouth will be continuing their 2011 summer concert series – a great free event to share with the family! The summer concert series will begin on Saturday, July 9 from 1 p.m to 9 p.m. with the all-day Harbor Folk Festival. Three additional Wednesday evening shows are scheduled for July 20, … More Plymouth is Getting Ready for the Project Arts Summer Concert Series!
By: Abby Keane This is the question people started asking shortly after we found out that Eamon was, in fact, a baby boy. Now, ignoring the fact that I was still enormously pregnant and chasing around a very active toddler, and couldn’t imagine ever wanting to be pregnant again, there are a few reasons this … More “Will You Try For A Girl?”
By: Kris Berry Father’s Day is Sunday. Don’t ask me why (although I can give you about 1,000,000 reasons), but it seems that the older the children get, the more forgetful I’ve been getting. It seems like the days just whiz by and I don’t even notice. So if you are like me, you have … More Eeek, It’s Almost Father’s Day!
By: Kristen Clifford Doing different craft activities can be difficult if you have a toddler like mine who insists on putting everything in her mouth. You’d think one little taste of the glue and she’d be running for some water – nope not this child – she would chug it until I took it away. … More Edible Activities
By: Martianne Stanger A decade or so ago, I hiked in the Swiss Alps. Prior to having children, I began knocking off some of the New Hampshire 4000 footers. Now, just tackling Mt. Laundry is conquest enough for me most days. (Trust me on this. All three of my children were hit by the belly … More Grab Your Passport and Go Hiking
By: Tanya Pimental Growing up, we went to a local pond a few times each summer and the ocean when we could, but not often. My mom loved to swim, but was allergic to the sun. My dad could not swim and I can’t imagine not having that skill these days. Even as a young … More Beach Bound
By: Robin Ruehrwein I work from home and basically what I do is price home owners insurance claims. Say someone claims a loss, whether it is due to a fire, flooding, or another one of Mother Nature’s furies, they would report it to their insurance company. The insured then works with an adjuster and together … More Oh, How I Miss My Sanity . . .
By: Abby Keane Anyone who knows me knows how important music is in my life. I was (and at heart, still am) a band geek. I played the trumpet throughout high school as part of the concert band, orchestra, brass quintet, and marching band. After a brief hiatus, I continued to play in college as … More The Love of Music
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