Last week, I took a much-needed vacation from work. Joshua, my mother, and I headed up north for a few days of fun in New Hampshire. First stop was in the Loon Mountain area, where we visited the infamous Clark’s Trading Post. We had to take the train ride, of course! Then, we headed across […]
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Last Sunday, Joshua and I enjoyed an afternoon at the Roger Williams Park Zoo in Providence. We met up with my mother for dinner, and later returned with her and my cousin’s family to see the incredible pumpkin display at the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular. Pumpkins everywhere! Monkey boy Sleepyhead Kookaburra, not laughing Just a random peacock
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This week, I’m following the prompt: 5.) Show us your pumpkin patch. If there is a season my son and I love, it is Autumn. We love the cooler weather, colorful foliage, and of course — pumpkins! Pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin donuts, pumpkin coffee… Autumn is great, but it makes me fat.
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One of the most touching tributes to those who have been afflicted with breast cancer that I have seen is the Flames of Hope Waterfire in Providence. It takes place on a Saturday night every October, and includes vendors selling goods to raise money for breast cancer research (and for patients, I believe) and education
Back in September, we got all ramped up for our trip to Disneyworld — and at the same time, for hockey season — when we went to see Disney on Ice: Frozen at The Dunk. Joshua loved it.
I’ve been away for a few weeks while enjoying a much-needed vacation, and then recovering from said vacation. Because when you do Disneyworld like we do, you don’t get much rest. Here are a few (OK, several) photos from our trip. Magic Kingdom The typical “pose in front of the castle” My favorite princess area
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