September 7th is National Grandparents Day in the United States. More than a reason to sell greeting cards, this annual event recognizes the strength, love and guidance grandparents provide to families. Unlike decades past when many family members (including grandparents) lived near one another, today’s families often reside far away from each other and in various states across the country…. View Post
As a wife, mother and business owner, quality and affordability are paramount. Families are always looking for ways to save money and not sacrifice on quality. A trend that has experienced a recent resurgence is shopping at consignment and thrift stores. Consignment and thrift stores can sometimes be an overlooked but great resource for unique and hard-to-find items. These stores… View Post
What is tough? If you research the definition of the word tough, it says its “…strong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough or careless handling…or…enduring considerable difficulty or hardship; requiring great determination or effort….” As humans we are all connected by similar stages in our lives. Some of those stages in life are periods of extreme difficulty that require a lot of… View Post
Among our fun summer trips – Space Coast, Waldorf Astoria Orlando, appearing on Univision and CBS News Television – and others, we went to Clearwater Beach Tampa to celebrate my Mother’s birthday. While at Clearwater, we visited Clearwater Marine Aquarium and learned first-hand the timeless story of the dolphin named Winter. Being fans of the movie, Dolphin Tale, our family (and our young… View Post
La temporada de regreso a la escuela esta aquí y nuestro hijo entró undécimo grado y nuestros gemelos comenzó primer grado. Según la Federación Nacional de Tiendas, las familias con niños de edad escolar gastan más de $600 en compras para el regreso a la escuela. Como una mujer ocupada, madre y dueña de un empresa, calidad es muy importante para mí. Buscando formas de… View Post
Back-to-school season is here and our teen entered 11th grade and our twins started first grade. According to the National Retail Federation, families with school-age kids spend more than $600 on back-to-school purchases. As a busy wife, mother and small business owner, quality and value is very important to me. Looking for ways to save money is an element that most families share and… View Post
