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 We travel quite a bit and just with our last plane trip to British Columbia in August we were commenting on how things have changed from leisurely to stressful. In 2001 we traveled to Disneyworld less than a month after 9/11, and the heightened security everywhere we went was just the beginning. I found this [...] . . . → Read More: The post 9/11 effect on travel  We did a lot of traveling with our daughter before she even turned three. From flying to Europe and visiting Florida there were a lot of different things we brought depending on where we went. I did a lot of searching for tips when we took the first trip with her at six months old. 
Amusement Parks, Water Slides and then…a credit card bill? Not for me! Use these hints to find a cheaper way to get away during the summer months or anytime of the year.  . . . → Read More: Wordless Wednesday What Do You See?  How was your weekend? I had a great time. I was sick Saturday, but was feeling better Sunday. I did get some family time in Saturday. My daughter is doing a bowling league for kids on Saturdays. She is in the Bumper League. This gives my husband and I [...] . . . → Read More: Spending Time With The Family  One thing I noticed in New York City is that the city smells. It has some good smells and some not so good smells. Walking around New York City was the way I got around, except for my taxi cab rides to and from H & M. Standing at one street corner, I would notice [...] . . . → Read More: The Smells Of New York City  Planning a family vacation can be difficult at the best of times. Not only do you have to book flights, hotels, and transportation, you have to make sure everyone has what they need and that they are packed and ready to go when the airport shuttle arrives. While you keep reminding yourself that sun and [...] . . . → Read More: Tips for Traveling with an Autistic Child |
 
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