Our last day started out fast and furious; we got everyone packed up and checked out, had breakfast, then raced over to Veronica’s snowboarding lesson at 9:00 am. Veronica wasn’t really into all of the rushing, plus she was in … Continue reading
I’ve always wanted to cross country ski, it just looks so fun; sunshine, beautiful snowy trails. And a great workout. I’ve thought about ways to get our family out there, but wasn’t sure how to make it happen. What would … Continue reading
We’ve taken LOTS of video, here a quick shot of V starting down the slalom run: We woke up to sunshine and a fresh layer of snow, and couldn’t wait to hit the slopes – although we were moving just … Continue reading
We arrived in Park City last night, and got up bright and early for our first day of snowboarding as a family. After picking up our demo snowboards we headed down to the National Ability Center (NAC) at Park City … Continue reading
Seattle’s Pike Place Market is an icon of the city – Read my article about it for TravelingMom.com. Note about accessibility: The Market has a large street level with vendors selling anything from produce and flowers to locally-made leather goods … Continue reading
This post was written by my friend who witnessed the benefits of a service dog for her autistic child, then started an organization to help other families find a service dog of their own. By Carmel L. Mooney, Executive Director … Continue reading
The Ballard Locks in Seattle, otherwise known as the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, is a fun, free and relaxing way to spend an afternoon. Read my article on TravelingMom.com. Accessibility Note: The grounds and viewing areas for the locks are … Continue reading
Last moth I had an early flight to Park City, where I’m writing for the Park City Mountain Resort Snowmamas. My family wasn’t buying my line about how my trip was for work, so as a peace offering I put … Continue reading
One of my biggest hopes for my daughter’s new iPad is that it will help give her a better ability to communicate, I’m so excited about this technology. And the kicker is this is actually cool equipment, as opposed to … Continue reading
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