A Moment Lasts Forever
We had a moment. The four of us were in the car, and Joe put on “Apeman” by the Kinks: a catchy tune with silly lyrics masking serious thoughts. The song is about being too scared to Read More …
Tag: sons
A Spanish Summer in Miami: Agri Kids Adventure Camp
When I was young I thought I could change the world. One of the things I have enjoyed doing the most was opening a non profit corporation with my friends while I lived in Chile, www.CDIChile.org. Read More …
Fearless At The Urgent Care
Fearless is not so fearless anymore and I blame New York for that. Not the entire state, but one particular doctor in some Urgent Care Center near Pound Ridge. Let me explain. I am not Read More …
Two Is Enough
There is a baby in this house: her name is Sarah and she is five months old. She still doesn’t sit, crawl or talk. She just smiles, laughs and kicks her legs as if they Read More …
The Reality Of Santa
My eight year old son Dreamer asked me: “Mami, is Santa real?” PLOP. If I was the Director of a movie, this would be when the music suddenly stops, we hear a screeching sound, and Read More …
#ThumbsUp Tackles The Carnaval Miami 5k
I’ve told Kerry Gruson’s story hundreds of times and it doesn’t get any easier. In our #ThumbsUp campaign we want the world to know what happened to her. But we want you to focus on Read More …
Silent But Not Deadly
I have been MIA. Well, actually I’ve been in NJ, VT, and NY. We have been traveling for the holidays to see my hubby’s family and I’ve let my blog completely slide. We flew to Read More …
Running As Miami Famous: The Miami Marathon & Tropical 5k
It’s Wednesday and I am still waddling like a duck; this must mean it was Miami Marathon weekend. I know this because for the past two years my husband Joe ran the marathon and he Read More …
Monkey See, Monkey Do … Our Kids Are Watching
I am a sucker for famous quotes. And one of my favorites comes from Ghandi who said “Be the change you want to see in the world.” I take that to mean … quit whining Read More …
Blood Doesn’t Lie, But Headaches Do
It’s hard to tell if something is fake or real when it comes to my son Dreamer (8). He wants to be a spy when he grows up, is perfecting the art of deceit and Read More …
