2014 was a brilliant year for kids music. So many great kids albums were released, countless amazing kids songs spun, and hundreds upon hundreds of concerts were performed coast to coast by the best of the best in modern family music. Philly local families will get a taste of all […]
Philadelphia area families can choose from a trio of theatrical treats in and around the city this holiday season. Here’s a rundown of what’s worth seeing on stage in Philly with your kids now and through the beginning of 2015. Murray the Elf and the Case of the Stolen Sleighbells […]
We Bogles know our way around a road trip. The buckled-up jaunt has become a bit of a calling card for our family over the past decade. Well planned in advance, at a moment’s notice, somewhere in between — we can roll with any type of four wheeled adventure. As […]
Seven sweats. Seven reeks. Seven is also pretty damn adorable. While I wrestle with the early onset adolescence of ten, I’ve been getting a big ol’ wiff of seven all. year. long. She smells like old gym socks at the end of every single school day, making daily showers mandatory. […]
The stone masonry work that formed the base of our relationship as adults began to turn to rubble years before I waved goodbye to our long time fantasy football league two seasons ago, but my retirement from the pretend sport I no longer loved was a proverbial jackhammer to whatever […]
Six and a half years ago when I left my white collar job for the sweatpants and pot and pans of the at-home life, I had a grand vision. Well, I had a few grand visions, the first of which was dashed on day one when I set up my […]
Happy holidays from the Neighborhood of Make-Believe! This coming Wednesday, 12/17, two new and very special holiday episodes of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood will premiere on PBS Kids. Check your local PBS Kids listings and tune in to “Daniel’s Winter Adventure” and “Neighborhood Nutcracker.” As a holiday treat, here’s a sneak […]
It came from nothing. Moments like these are typically brutal in their efficacy. She’d lost it at school and I’m guessing that ignited conversations which, following the usual path, stoked 5th grade doubts. It’s only natural and I’m not upset. I will not, however, seek confirmation of my theories here. […]
