Fleeting

Peanut and Corey

It crept up on us, really. Last night, when we were surfing on Gilt for children’s items. My husband noticed a pair of Thomas the Train rain boots. They were on back order (of course. Why wouldn’t they be?). Still, as Jerry and I gazed at those little galoshes through the computer screen, we realized [...]

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Valentine’s Re-invented

Peanut Valentines

I usually hate Valentine’s Day. It’s kind of akin to New Year’s, in my book. The reservations, the overpriced prix fixe meals, the expectation. Still, it’s incredible how having an (almost) 3 year old changes your perspective on (almost) everything. Happy Valentine’s Day. Love,  

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Fail. That’s All.

Last Friday I was picking up Peanut at pre-school, chatting with a few mothers before the littles were dismissed. School’s been going well and we’ve been feeling great about it all, generally. I started talking to one mom, in particular, about what the kids had been up to that week. “Did you send in something [...]

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On Two Skates

On two skates

Yesterday afternoon I took Peanut skating for the very first time, at Wollman rink in Central Park as part of Big City Moms Winterfest. Skating is something I’ve been doing for what feels like ever; as a child growing up in Canada my dad would clear a stretch of ice on the lake behind our [...]

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The Sleepover

Glow Sticks

Last weekend we decided to send Peanut away with her GiGi and Pops for a little overnight visit. Yes, you heard me. Over. Night. (Overnight!) The sleepover. A most efficient use of grandparents everywhere. She was utterly thrilled, of course. You see, my parents make any visit an absolute party, filled with cupcakes, glow sticks, [...]

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GoGirl Finance and My Best Year Yet: Taking Care of My Financial Health

Jac and I

Over the past several months I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to work for an incredible company; GoGirl Finance. GoGirl Finance was founded by Caryn Effron in the hopes of getting women talking about money. Finances have got to be one of the most difficult things to discuss. As women we talk about almost everything – [...]

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