Hallelujah, the Huns (aka the parents) were finally let into the classroom last week. Seems dramatic but I do feel like the administration treats parents like we are stampeding barbarians trying to overthrow them and take possession of their land. And the reason for letting the moat down, the annual curriculum meeting. Finally, not only […]
Last Official Photo of Summer – Wordless Wednesday
This was taken at the tip of Battery Park on a beautiful day. The sad part is this time next year, my daughter won’t be able to fit into her favorite party dress. We both loved that dress. I found it at a consignment store for $10. The best $10 I ever spent.
Summer is Officially Over – Seriousness Begins: My Fall List
Summer is over and I am somewhat happy about it. Shocking, right. Yes, there are a gazillion things to miss, the weather, the beach, out of town trips, the park, meeting up with old classmates, but I am ready for fall. Fall always signals a new season and new beginnings. There is a certain seriousness […]
Subway Tracks are Fascinating – Wordless Wednesday
It never ceases to amaze me what will catch a child’s imagination or fancy. Lately, my daughter is obsessed with looking out at the tracks when we take the subway. Hence, we now have to be in the first or last car so she can stare out at the tracks. While it may seem odd […]
It’s Hammer Time (how I wish it was MC Hammer related)- First Grade Jitters
Last week, one million children began public school in New York City, including my daughter who entered the first grade. Who knew first grade would be so different from kindergarten? The day began with my daughter asking to take the bus to school. Of course, I said “no, it’s a beautiful day, you are now […]
Say A Prayer Today for 9/11 Victims and their family and Friends
Today, I will refrain from posting and do what I have always done since that fateful day 8 years ago and go to church and say a prayer for the victims of 9/11 and reflect on fate and luck that no one I directly knew was killed or that I was not hurt when the […]
2009 Summer Milestones
Where did the summer go? It seemed like yesterday it was the last day of kindergarten and tomorrow is the start of first grade. Yes, America, New York City public schools begin on the Wednesday after Labor Day. While my job situation (or lack there of) remains the same, life goes on. That said, my […]
U.S. Open – My Daughter on www.MyFoxny.com
My daughter was interviewed by Andy Adler from MyFoxNY.com (I had no idea who she was until I looked her up) at the U.S. Open. Mind you, I couldn’t hear the interview and I am thinking that she couldn’t either which is why she ended in the spot but not talking. Check it out, she […]
New York is the Best City for Working Mothers
The Best Cities For Working Mothers Working moms want to live in the best place for their kids, careers and quality of life. By Heidi Brown The ranking looks at how the largest 50 cities in the U.S. rank on what’s important for working moms, including jobs, cost of living, health care, education, crime and […]
Wordless Wednesday – Dreaming of Jamaica
Just thinking about our trip to Jamaica last year and wishing we were there.
