If you're looking for unique outdoor experiences, look no further. Clover Brooke Farm has a few of them. They are outdoors and socially distant. A group of Westchester women went up a couple of weeks ago and I had planned on going this past weekend
Since October is National Bullying Prevention Month, I figured it would be the perfect time to address this very important topic as it relates to moms. The topic of bullying is not new to anyone so I don't expect that I am sharing anything you
Summer 2020 wasn't a total loss. Our usual family travels did not take place but we found lots of local alternatives. Fortunately (and unfortunately) we live in a state that has lots of rules restrictions in regard to travel. I figured we'd be best sticking
What perfect timing for a guest blogger; the start of a new school year where kids might not be as active as in years past. Or worse, their sports programs are not running due to state regulations. Or that they need more athletic training or
It's back to school time and even though we are living through a pandemic, the first thought I have when I look at the school calendar in September is "travel." On a normal school year, I map out where the school breaks and long weekends
As you may recall, Shawna was the main "food and dining" writer for many years. She's not writing as much due to the increased workload at her day job and she is now dining out less because she's cooking! She never cooked and actually dined
I took an unplanned summer hiatus. I'm not really sure why I did but I think it was a combination of things. At the start of the pandemic, I was motivated to post about things that were helpful during a tough time. It was my
I'm making a list of some cool things that have kept me busy during the quarantine. I've enjoyed more food trucks and car parades than I can imagine. I'm tired of cooking all day but I have loved the time with my family. Homeschooling started
REGISTER HERE: https://law.pace.edu/sites/default/files/wjc/S.I.P.%20with%20PWJC%20%284%29.pdf When a quarantine became the new “norm” Pace Women’s Justice Center (PWJC) pivoted in order to ensure accessibility of their services to their clients and to stay connected to their donor base. Knowing that home is not safe for everyone, PWJC has made sure
I had three criteria in mind for the "Westchester Woman Wednesday" article this month. I wanted to choose someone that was a mom (since it's Mother's Day month
We have a new guest blogger! Meet Jen Mullen of @simply.livinglife. Jen is a mother of three with a mission of living a clean and balanced lifestyle. Today she is sharing her love of clean-crafted wine. Here is a Q & A with Jen: 1. What is
For 8 years, I have tried to keep this blog focused on things just for moms. There are so many websites and resources for Westchester Families and Westchester Kids so I wanted it to keep it as a space moms, even women without kids, but
So many of my recent shares have been things that are too good to leave on other social media platforms, where they will get lost or disappear once it falls down the feed or the social media platform's algorithm decides it's not important any longer.
This post needs no explanation or text from me. I found this artist on Facebook and had to share her work. If you're a mom, you have read these books over and over and over. I believe she's making one per day, in watercolor. If
New Rochelle was the first containment zone in our area in early March. A public battle between the Superintendent of Schools and Governor Cuomo took place, the one-mile radius was issued and it prompted the first school district closing, followed by Tuckahoe, who had a
Talk about mixed messages. Wear a mask. Don't wear a mask. Save the masks for medical professionals. Only wear a mask if you're feeling symptoms. Wear a mask if you have an underlying condition. Wear a mask if you work in a store. Don't wear
There is nothing I love more than a great story, especially when it involves women working with other women to support the businesses in their community. In this time of serious crisis and uncertainty, it's the little things that get us through. While restaurants are
I love the power of the Facebook Moms Groups. I saw a post a couple of weeks ago about a local company making produce deliveries. The company, based in Yorktown, apparently supplied restaurants mostly; but when restaurants started to cut back on their weekly orders,
My husband decided to eliminate meat from his diet about 4 or 5 months ago. It's been a tricky situation with dinnertime, having to come up with an alternate meal for him. I looked into the meal kits but for a one-time dinner, they were
I'm inundated with requests to share events. I get emails and messages on Facebook and Instagram daily. I feel so bad when I finally open the email, only to find out the event has passed. In my "trying to do things new in 2020" I've