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
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
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
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
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
This month's Westchester Woman Wednesday is Melissa Tomlin. There's only one word to sum her up: she's the ultimate connector. About 4 years ago, maybe even longer, a friend told me she met this really nice woman in a Japanese restaurant in Elmsford. She said,
It's so hard to keep up with every new health and wellness trend. There are fads that come and go but I really think this one is going to stick around. Cryotherapy, but not the same as what we think of immediately, which is "the
***Original Posting, March 7, 2019. Reposting February 2020 to include 914PopUps March 8th Event.*** Save the Date for a sale that you won't want to miss. On March 8th, 914PopUps is hosting a Westchester Warehouse Sale at The Coliseum in White Plains. Like any other event
I had to share this. First video has over 3 million views. Second one has 26K views. A friend shared this with me and I've shared it with a number of people who have enjoyed it, so decided to make it a random
Every January I have my annual mammogram. It's also the month that I get rid of my old bras and buy myself new ones. Year after year, I would say the same thing to myself in January. "This is the last year I am buying
I buy a LOT of clothes. As a result, I have a lot of unworn and gently used clothes that I give away. I have started using clothing rental services in the past few months. I've decided that I am going to try to "shop
Lil Chameleon, an award-winning children’s resale boutique currently offering classes and enrichment, a play café and birthday parties is proud to announce their newest program, Kid’s Club, launching in September 2019. Lil Chameleon will provide short-term, drop-off child care services for 2-6 year olds. After recognizing
By now, you know how much I LOVE The Dance Gallery in Tuckahoe
I met Sue Wald about 5 years ago when she was the General Manager at Westchester's only Athleta Store. She was the first person to introduce me to skinny jeans. I will never forget it. I was trying on clothes and she brought me a
