Oh, summer, the season of lazy pool days, sandy beach feet, museum-going, ice-cream eating, popsicle-dripping, hammock-swinging, baseball playing, firefly sighting, and road tripping. Whether you’re taking a local hike or heading out of town, print up a batch of these DIY…
We were just beginning to plan our trip to Italy when my friend Olivia mentioned that the World Expo, Expo 2015, would be in Milan at the same time as our trip. How fortuitous! The heavily architected pavilions are a designer’s…
If you were to ask my six-year old about her favorite places to visit, she would say they are Cape Cod and Disneyland. I’ve asked her this question many times, and it’s always the same. Cape Cod is a magical summer playground…
Happy Monday, friends! If you follow my blog, maybe you noticed that I’ve been on vacation? Maybe not…that’s okay too. I can barely find time to answer emails and follow the news, and I don’t expect you to either. I…
Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way. – Edward de Bono, psychologist and writer This post is something new for me. I usually write about our hands-on projects, but I thought…
We went to a San Gregorio State Beach, a beach absolutely littered with driftwood and some of the most wonderful soft sand. My 10-month old was in sand heaven! Driftwood sculptures (like the one at the top) spotted the sand…
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An inspiring 10-point poster for your fridge, planning binder, or to share with colleagues or friends.
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