How Not to Visit the Atlanta Zoo: A Hilarious Guide
Planning a trip to the Atlanta Zoo in July? Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make it a memorable, albeit chaotic, experience with an infant in tow. Learn from our mistakes and get a few laughs along the way! Rise and Shine at 6:30 AM: Leave for the zoo with an overpacked stroller […]
A Parent’s Worst Nightmare
Reflections on the Apalachee High School Tragedy and a Call for Action As a mother of two young children, I am no stranger to worrying about their safety. But this week, my heart aches more than ever for the families of Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. This community that is so eerily similar to […]
Honoring Our Real-Life Superheroes: How We Support Our Children’s Teachers
As the 2024-2025 school year kicked off last month here in Georgia, the familiar buzz of back-to-school season returned to our household. With backpacks packed and pencils sharpened, we watched our kids head back to their traditional classrooms, a far cry from the virtual learning days of the pandemic. While there’s a sense of relief […]
Our Family’s Experience at Dreams Resort, Punta Cana
As our kids grow older and more independent, we’ve transitioned from typical family vacations to becoming adventure and explorer travelers. Now that our children can handle their own belongings and keep up with our pace, we’ve found a new love for exploring different cultures and destinations instead of just lounging around hotel properties. However, let’s […]
Back to the Future: The Return of “In Search of the 25th Hour”
Hello, Time Seekers! You might be thinking, “Wait, didn’t I bookmark this blog years ago?” Yes, you did! And here I am, dusting off the keyboard and rekindling the flame of In Search of the 25th Hour. Like an old friend you haven’t seen in years but can still pick up right where you left […]
Throwback Thursday : On the Road with Ike
A Baby’s First Adventure to Birmingham, AL It’s hard to believe that nine years ago, we embarked on one of our first family road trips with baby Ike. He was just 6 months old, and, let me tell you, traveling with an infant is an adventure in itself. Cue the “travel with a baby checklist”, […]
How to spot a great realtor
While Isaac and I once loved our current house, it was so convenient to work at less than 8 miles, there was never any traffic. It is near enough to downtown Atlanta to have plenty of restaurant and entertainment options within a 15-20 minute drive. Linda and Mei were about the same distance away. The […]