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Adopting Gratitude

This year I am thankful for more than just the family that bumps elbows while we pass butterhorn rolls and cranberry sauce down the makeshift t-shaped table that we stuff into my parents’ dining room. more »

Nov 21, 2012 by in -playground- (1 Comments)

A Nationals Family Affair

The names of every Nationals baseball player are written on our back door in bright-colored window markers. This master Nats list is the work of our ten and seven-year-old daughters. more »

Aug 22, 2012 by in -man cave-

A Perfect Pear

“We didn’t know all the sacrificing that would be involved when we were envisioning the business, dreaming big,” explains Alice. “I had no idea because before this I was home for three years with babies while Jordan was working in restaurants." more »

Aug 13, 2012 by in -downtown- (5 Comments)

Camping on the Shore: Assateague

For the true beach ambiance—relaxation without a lot of distractions—the walk-in sites are the way to go. You park in a designated spot and walk 200 feet down a wooden boardwalk, until you reach the campsites that lay behind the tufts of wax myrtle. more »

Jun 4, 2012 by in -the road-

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Life Coaching: Reclaiming My Window Seat

Amy figures out what's been missing for the last few months. more »

Jun 12, 2012 by in LIVED TO TELL (9 Comments)

Act Like You Have Been in the End-Zone Before

Amy reflects on holiday imperfections. more »

Jan 10, 2012 by in LIVED TO TELL (3 Comments)

Kicking the In-laws Out

Ms. Savvy helps set some boundaries just in time for the holidays. more »

Nov 22, 2011 by in ASK MS. SAVVY (1 Comments)