Philadelphia’s historic district is quite compact and perfect for walking around with kids. Within several blocks we were able to visit Independence Hall, The Liberty Bell, The Betsy Ross House, Benjamin Franklin’s grave, Elfreth’s Alley and had a fantastic lunch at High Street Market. The walk to City Hall and Reading Terminal was a bit […]
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“Everyone in this good city enjoys the full right to pursue his own inclinations in all reasonable, and, unreasonable ways.” The Daily Picayune, New Orleans, March 5, 1851 New Orleans has a long, long history. The French Quarter was kid friendly at the hours that we were there, but by the time we left around
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The day after Thanksgiving we packed up the family and headed down to Gulfport Mississippi for a quick weekend getaway. I found the most adorable cottage on Airbnb and, in a small way, it felt like we were back in Europe, traveling and staying in homes. With this Airbnb experience, though, there were no
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Both of his older brothers had to be in their bed in order to fall asleep. I thought that must just be the way our family rolls. But then this little one came along. Couches, floors…. anywhere is fair game for a nap. The only problem is that if he happens to fall asleep
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Daily, well, let’s be honest, many times per day, he likes to pull all of the pillows and cushions off of this couch. “I’m making castle!” he exclaims, emphatically. I’m contemplating a couch with zero removable pillows.
The little dragon did NOT want to be a dragon. It was one of those afternoons when he had to be woken up from a nap, and he didn’t take kindly to the sleep interruption. Minecraft Steve and Transformer Bumblebee, however, were more than pleased to don their outfits and take part in the
