I’ve finally come to the realization that there is no limit to the ways in which a parent can mess up his or her child. You can anticipate things all you want, but at the end of the day, your prevention of one problem comes at the expense of allowing another one to pop up and go unchecked. ** Disclaimer: …
I can count the number of times we’ve left our house in the past month on one hand, and it’s starting to show. As you may recall from a previous post, we do all of our shopping for groceries online. And since my last post, it has become increasingly difficult to actually accomplish that goal. So when I manage to …
Since my last article on grocery delivery options during COVID-19, the situation has gotten a lot worse. Time slots on Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods have become next-to-impossible to find, and if you’re the fortunate soul who actually DID see one become available, there’s still a good chance you’ll lose it during the checkout process. ** Disclaimer: article may include …
As you know, we’re currently in the middle of COVID-19. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re well-aware that we’ve all been given strict social distancing orders and aren’t supposed to leave our house. So naturally, if there’s ever going to be a flood fiasco in our apartment, it would absolutely happen now. Let me walk you through this. …
Breakfasts were always a big deal to my husband. Personally, I’ve never been a fan, but he always had large morning meals as a child and it stayed with him into adulthood. Having a child who’s allergic to eggs has made breakfasts a little more difficult, but certainly not less entertaining. In fact, more times than not, it’s a comedy …
Today, we reached Day 39,830,968 of quarantine thanks to COVID-19. OK, so maybe it hasn’t been quite that long, but it’s certainly felt that way and we’re all pretty much losing our minds over here. In an effort to hold onto the tiny shred of sanity we had left, we decided to actually LEAVE THE HOUSE on Saturday to go …
One of the most frustrating things about recipes is how untrustworthy their serving sizes are. That’s especially true when it comes to desserts, though I’ll admit that my idea of an adequate quantity is drastically higher than what the USDA recommends. Either way, I had found this super-easy recipe for no-bake chocolate truffles a few years ago and love it …
Out of all the toys we’ve ever owned, none of them frustrates me more than our Little Tikes “Perfect Fit” (hahaha) 4-in-1 Trike. My daughter received this when she was nine months old because it would supposedly “grow” with her and become a standalone bike with training wheels. It wasn’t cheap, but it seemed like a worthwhile investment. ** Disclaimer: …
I’ve decided that one of the worst things about becoming a parent is that – just when you’ve finally gotten rid of all of the unnecessary people in your life – you now have to meet a whole NEW set of folks, most of which are totally weird and who you’d otherwise never want to associate with in any way. …
