A Kaleidoscope of Ideas for Families
Not long ago, I visited Knott’s Berry Farm for their revamped version of the popular Big Foot Rapids and had an absolute blast. The park was closing down for the special unveiling of the brand new ride, and once we arrived at the gate, cast members were waiting to walk us through the peacefully empty roads of Knott’s towards our… Read More
If you feel like you’re always busy, scattered, and dashing through life but never accomplishing your goals, it might help to take a timeout. Use the break to figure out why you’re not getting as much done as you’d like. It could be that you’re simply expecting too much from yourself. You can’t do it all, and trying to leaves… Read More
Throughout the last few years, Disney has brought some of our favorite animated movies to life, such as Cinderella, Jungle Book, and Beauty and the Beast. The latest classic to receive the live-action treatment is Aladdin, starring Naomi Scott, Mena Massoud, and Will Smith as the Genie. From what Disney has shown us, there has been a lot of skepticism… Read More
Based off of the 1941 Disney classic Dumbo, the new Dumbo tells the story of the floppy-eared elephant through the eyes of Tim Burton. This version of Dumbo isn’t trying to make a cheap sell on nostalgia as it’s almost nothing like it’s 1941 counterpart in good and bad ways. I have a slight bias against Dumbo because I wasn’t… Read More
I never thought in a million years that I would homeschool my daughter, even though I homeschooled my oldest son from 10th grade to 12th grade. Truth be told, the idea of teaching at a kindergarten level was terrifying. I really didn’t know if I had the time or skill set to make it work. However, after tons of research… Read More
Round 2 with the Mad Titan Thanos is right around the corner, but first, the MCU has to tell the story of the most powerful person in the known cinematic universe, Captain Marvel. Like I was saying in a previous post about the film, I was really excited about this release and my personal bias may reflect how I write… Read More