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  • Awareness,  Culture,  Kids,  Laugh,  Money,  Parenting,  Plan,  Play,  Slideshow,  Southern California,  Travel

    What’s Hot In Southern California: Camp Spooky at Knott’s Berry Farm

    October 8, 2014 /

    Image courtesy of Knott’s Berry Farm.   Southern California has no shortage of entertainment venues. But when we decide to treat our kids to an amusement park, we head to Knott’s Berry Farm. As America’s First Theme Park, Knott’s is rich in both fun and history. You can wander through Ghost Town, take a trip back in time at the Western Trails Museum, climb on board a stagecoach, or hitch a ride on the Calico Railroad for a ride around the park (with an appearance by the friendliest train robbers you’ll ever meet). Knott’s features seasonal events, and with Halloween approaching, they have transformed the park accordingly. At night, the…

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    Travel :: Doing it Yourself Vs. Using a Tour Guide in Havana

    October 6, 2014 /

    Most of us don’t have the luxury of unlimited time to explore a city – to see the key sites and then spend a few leisurely weeks of wandering aimlessly and discovering the hidden places of a destination at our own pace. In most cities, the key sites are pretty darn obvious. You’ll definitely spot the Eiffel Tower when walking the streets of Paris, and while you actually have to look to find the few remaining sections of the Berlin Wall, it’s still pretty easy to find. In many cities you can spontaneously decide to take one of those “Hop On, Hop Off” bus tours that take you around the…

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    The Weirdest Foods You Can Grow In Your Garden

    September 23, 2014 /

      What really fires our children’s imagination is the extraordinary. Whether this week’s fixation is monsters, aliens, magical powers, superheroes or mythical lands, it’s always the strange and the super that inspires them. If you’re struggling to get them excited about their vegetables, then use this knowledge to your advantage: here are some right truly magical, and sometimes monstrous, fruits and veggies that you can easily grow in your back garden. The process of growing produce in itself can inspire a sense of wonder in children. It also helps to get them more involved in the food they eat: tomatoes grown from seeds are inherently more interesting than those in…

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    Creating Traditions: Family Movie Night Ideas and Recipes

    September 17, 2014 /

          Back-to-school means back-to-routine, and for many families that routine used to include pizza and a movie on Friday night. But with busy days and busier nights on the horizon, chock-full of homework, sports practice, PTA meetings and play dates, why limit family time to just Fridays? Create a new family tradition this school year, using Netflix’s  list of family-friendly titles as a starting point. Whether you stick to Friday night pizza and a movie or bring everyone together for Tuesday Night TV Time, it’s easy to create family memories with Netflix as there are so many options available!  My daughter is enjoying all the episodes of Disney’s Jesse…

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    Ideas to Create Your Summer “Fun” List

    June 27, 2014 /

        Summer has officially started in our household!  My daughter “graduated” from first grade and will be starting second in about four weeks (she goes to a year round so doesn’t have long breaks).  I wanted to make a list of fun things to do this summer to help keep her busy and keep me sane.  You know those days when you are thinking what shall we do today – without breaking the bank! Today I plan to make a list of things we would all like to do over the summer.  I think the more free-flowing our suggestions are – the better – who knows what might come up that might…

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    Camp Snoopy Celebrates 30th Anniversary at Knott’s Berry Farm

    June 21, 2014 /

          Last week I was invited to attend the reopening of the famed Calico Mine Co. ride and 30th Celebration of Camp Snoopy at Knott’s Berry Farm.  I grew up with Knott’s Berry Farm and loved (and still do) the jelly’s (they have come out with a new jam and funnel cakes they sell at the park.  As part of the celebration of 30 years of Camp Snoopy, Knott’s revitalized the five-acre nature wonderland.  We visited Camp Snoopy during their Halloween Haunt celebrations and really had a great time – this Haunt is geared towards younger children.  The revisions include new all-encompassing trail-like stamped concrete, use of natural wood throughout,…

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