The Glamorous Life Of The Modern Day Soccer Mom
The Glamorous Life Of The Modern Day Soccer Mom
Top 10 INSANE Things I Uttered On The 1st Day of Spring Break
by Gina Valley
It’s only the first day of spring break and I already sound like I’ve lost my mind.
I haven’t. I just have kids.
Kids love spring break.
I tend to head into it under the impression I love it, too. I always have grandiose plans for what we’ll do with a week void of school responsibilities.
111 FUN Things To Do THIS Summer
by Gina Valley
Summer is always too short.
By the time I’ve got my summer bucket list written down, summer is over.
I always start with big plans. I want to organize. I want to create. I want to family-bond-it-up. But, there’s never enough time.
My friend, Christi, ever since she was in junior high,
Top 5 Things You DON’T Want To Hear On A Road Trip
by Gina Valley
Road trips always sound like such a simple thing.
I don’t know why. They’re not. They absolutely are not.
I’m always concerned about what we have forgotten to bring with us or to do before we left. I know there’re many things on that list, but I cling to the hope that none are “turn back” worthy.
The Elusive Mr. Loo…Gina’s Favorites
My kids and I are road tripping it this week, so I thought my The Elusive Mr. Loo post would put you right where we are.
Laugh along with this Gina’s Favorites post.
The Elusive Mr. Loo
Dear Mr. Loo,
We spend a great part of each and every road trip in search of you,
Top 10 Awesome Things About Being Trapped In The Car All Day…Gina’s Favorites
by Gina Valley
I’m traveling with my children this week, so I figured my Top 10 Awesome Things About Being Trapped In The Car All Day post would put you right there with us.
Laugh along with this Gina’s Favorites post.
Top 10 Awesome Things About Being Trapped In The Car All Day
This week we’ve had the joy of experiencing lots of family bonding time in a cozy environment. And,
The Emergency Room – It’s Disneyland, But Cheaper…Gina’s Favorites
by Gina Valley
If you hear screaming, don’t panic.
It’s just me.
I’m chaperoning 200 middle school kids at Disneyland today. I’m anticipating a possibly painful experience.
Technically, I’m only directly responsible for 10 specific students. So, the way I see it, as long as I still have 8 of them at the end of the day,