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Category Archives: holidays
Family and friends
I love Christmas. It has long been my favorite holiday, ever since I was a kid and thought I might explode from excitement in the days leading up to Santa’s visit, to the times I would lay with my head … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Parenting, Socialization, holidays
Tagged breakfast, Christmas, family, friends, life learning, relax, santa, tradition, travel
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Images
It is officially winter, and the world did not end. The little corner of the world in which we currently find ourselves defines the holidays in our family. In the 22 years I’ve lived in New York City, I’ve never … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Photography, Travel, Unschooling, blogging, holidays
Tagged Christmas, cows, family, holidays, Indiana, life learning, photos, santa, travel
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Black Friday
Earlier this week Maya and her friend Greta announced that they really wanted to go somewhere for Black Friday shopping. To be more specific, they wanted me to drive them somewhere for Black Friday shopping, our local stores not … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Parenting, holidays
Tagged Arlo Guthrie, black friday, Carnegie Hall, ds game, family, jersey city, newport centre mall, parenting, Pete Seeger, wii games
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The Bridge Walk
It’s a tradition. Every year on Labor Day, pedestrians gather by the thousands to walk across the 5 mile span of the Mackinac Bridge. But that’s not what we did today. Instead, we joined a slightly smaller, if no less … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Photography, Travel, Writing, blogging, holidays
Tagged Ben, best beaches, bridge walk, canada, family, gogomain river, huron, ice cream, Labor Day, life learning, mackinac bridge, Maya, raber, tradition, travel
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1st Day
We’ve arrived in God’s area code! (I remember as a kid they used to sell t-shirts in Cedarville that said, “God’s area code is 906″.) The weather here is perfect. Bright sun and warm during the day, cool and … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Travel, holidays
Tagged family, god's area code, grand hotel, hessel bakery, Les cheneaux, life learning, mackinac bridge, Mackinac Island, resort, travel
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Indiana Redux
I was looking through my Indiana photos and realized there were a few I didn’t post that are maybe worth sharing. Columbus, Indiana, for the uninitiated, is famous for its’ architecture. This is almost entirely due to the efforts of … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Travel, Unschooling, holidays
Tagged architecture, Ben, cornfield, cummins engine company, eliel saarinen, family, first christian church, henry moore, i.m. pei, Indiana, j.irwin miller, library, life learning, Maya, the pond, travel
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Too darn hot
It was 105 degrees here today. That’s one hundred and five. My car has an external thermometer, and until today I didn’t know it had 3 digits on it. It has never in my existence been this hot in Columbus … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Parenting, Travel, holidays
Tagged 105 degrees, family, humphrey, israel, life learning, pool, too hot, travel
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Welcome Home
Today was possibly the easiest 741 miles I’ve ever driven from Indiana to NYC. Amazing, given that the last time we drove back on a Friday I was almost in tears by the time we pulled up in front of … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Travel, holidays
Tagged Christmas, Columbus IN, gwb, happy new year, holland tunnel, learning, Lego, life learning, lincoln tunnel, parking garage, sledding, tradition, unschooling, welcome home
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Happy Holiday
This has been a great weekend. Joshua’s flight Friday out of JFK was on time – something of a pre-Christmas miracle. Saturday saw us having breakfast with friends at a restaurant in the local airport. (It’s really very good, too.) … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling, holidays
Tagged airport, charter, Christmas, Christmas Eve, Dubai, Hannukah, learning, life learning, restaurant, tarmac, unschooling, video
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