In which I take on the dreaded task of planning what we eat. The school year has started and so far The Bee and I have not quite found our groove. So far, the groove is not quite the rush, rush, rush that was middle school but more of a come as you are as we figure out what works…
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This International Peace Day, the Penn Museum in Philadelphia, in collaboration with City poet laureate emeritus and peace advocate Sonia Sanchez, invites the community to join in a spectacular and life-affirming celebration, FOOTPRINTS OF PEACE. Tickets to the Sunday, September 21 event, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, are just $10 per person; Access Card holders: $2 (up to 4 people);…
The post in which I reboot my 101 in 1001 list. Also? I KNOW that that is a crappy title for what I hope to be an awesome post but stay with me! So. A while back (some years ago) I created a list of 101 things to do in 1001 days. I did not complete all of them and…
Clean Air Council’s 9th Annual Greenfest Philly returns to Headhouse Square (2nd and South Streets) this Sunday, September 7, 2014 from 10:00am to 4:00pm. The tri-state region’s largest environmental festival is bigger than ever with live music, free demos, an outdoor beer garden, organic food and drinks, handmade and green shopping, MOM’s Organic Market Kids’ Corner, a twenty-five foot rock wall,…
I enjoyed reading All the Bright Places so much that I woke up early to finish it yet I feel ill equipped to describe just how this book impacted me. Here are the words that I can give: All the Bright Places is a must read. It captures mental illness, depression, death, and grieving without feeling like it is preaching at…