Travel Fail: Why Millie needs plan her travel more carefully
It has come to our attention that Millie might not have the best luck with travel. Don’t get me wrong, she’s got a great attitude, and since she’s only two […]
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We travel with kids and we break all our own parenting rules
Like every other good, terrified parent, Andy and I are trying our best to not screw up our kids. If I’ve learned anything from my 16 months of being a […]
Speelgoedmuseum Mechelen (Mechelen Toy Museum)
One time in Prague, my sister and I were faced with a tough decision: spend part of our very limited budget on admission to some culturally relevant museum or instead, check […]
The wild extremes of a traveling family (part II)
(This is continued from yesterday’s post.) Okay friends, it’s time to shatter yesterday’s illusion of us being the family who always has it together. Gotta keep the blog real, I […]
We made it back in one piece!
We all survived our first international trip with the twins. And let me tell you… Survival. Was. A. Feat.
All that went on in a year and a half (and our latest MRI results)
It’s been about a year and a half since Andy’s surgery. It feels like a lot more than that. A lot can change in a year. Actually, in the summer of […]
At the passport photo place
The government wants to know how tall the twins are. Someone get me a ruler! Years ago, on the evening before our first trip to Europe, my friend Jen and […]
My life lately and why it feels weird to update my blog
I have exactly one recurring dream. The overall gist of the dream is that I’ve procrastinated hard for a science project and instead of facing the music I keep skipping the […]
They’re here!
I apologize ahead of time for this post in case it seems disjointed; I’m a little sleep deprived these days. Why? Because the twins have arrived! I know this is […]
Travel (blog) Fail: Lots of beginnings without any endings
When I was just six years old, I got my first diary. It was a Ramona Quimby diary with lots of writing prompts aimed at bringing out the creative genius of your average […]
