"Sounds like a wonderful vacation, Outer Banks sounds beautiful. Fantastic post - I'm sure many moms will appreciate your honest tips! Thanks Brenda."
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Brenda Milouchev's blog post was featuredFamily Vacation... Roadtrip... We Survived!!!
Last week we travelled down to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. And when I say the "outer" banks, I mean it... really far away outer banks... down to Cape Hatteras type of outer banks. It was our first time to NC. Last summer, we drove almost 500 miles to Orono, ME for our summer trip. This year, we decided to do something different and travel south to vacation with my sister's family. I absolutely love roadtripping, as evidenced by my husband and I driving cross-country SIX times,…See More
Brenda Milouchev posted a blog postFamily Vacation... Roadtrip... We Survived!!!
Last week we travelled down to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. And when I say the "outer" banks, I mean it... really far away outer banks... down to Cape Hatteras type of outer banks. It was our first time to NC. Last summer, we drove almost 500 miles to Orono, ME for our summer trip. This year, we decided to do something different and travel south to vacation with my sister's family. I absolutely love roadtripping, as evidenced by my husband and I driving cross-country SIX times,…See More
Nicole Aikins commented on Brenda Milouchev's blog post Top Five Best Parks and Playgrounds for Kids"This is great! Now I have new places to visit with my daughter. Thank you for sharing!"
Angie Hoffman commented on Brenda Milouchev's blog post Top Five Best Parks and Playgrounds for Kids"Love your list! We also like the park in atlantic highlands down by the Marina. It is never very packed and we can walk by the boats."
Sheila Hill commented on Brenda Milouchev's blog post Top Five Best Parks and Playgrounds for Kids"What a great list, Brenda! I've never been to Mount Mitchill but it sounds wonderful. We will definitely be adding it to our list of places to visit this summer."
Brenda Milouchev's blog post was featuredTop Five Best Parks and Playgrounds for Kids
As spring (or at least what should be the season of spring... you know the one with sun and warm temperatures) happens upon us, I think it's time to get our kids outside everyday for lots of fresh air, sunlight and exercise. This was a long, cold and snowy winter, so now I like to take advantage of every non-raining day to explore the beauty of New Jersey. It got me thinking about the best parks and playgrounds for kids, those with plenty to do that is fun and free. So, here it is: The Top…See More
Brenda Milouchev's blog post was featuredMy Choice... From Breast Cancer to Motherhood
There's a hot pink line painted down Broad Street. Did you see it? Right between the yellow ones? In the following weeks, Red Bank will transform itself into Pink Bank. The houses and businesses decorated around town, the giant pink ribbons hanging from the lamp-posts, the Wednesday evening Girls’ Night Out at the Downtown and the Pink Hat Tea party will all be reminders to, "Get your annual mammogram!" Pink Bank hopes to raise awareness that…See More
Brenda Milouchev commented on Brenda Milouchev's blog post What to Choose: To Love, To Teach, and To Stare"Thanks so much for all your kind words. I know in the hecticness of life it can be hard to perspective. We can all try though!"
Sheila Hill commented on Brenda Milouchev's blog post What to Choose: To Love, To Teach, and To Stare"Very touching, Brenda. It is a wonderful reminder to keep what is truly important in perspective."
Michael McCauley commented on Brenda Milouchev's blog post What to Choose: To Love, To Teach, and To Stare"Wow - what a wonderful blog! There is nothing like watching your kids sleeping so peacefully. And it's always a nice reminder that you need to appreciate what you have and don't take anything for granted. Best of luck to…"
Brenda Milouchev's blog post was featuredWhat to Choose: To Love, To Teach, and To Stare
Sometimes at night I stare at my children. Their eyes closed, lips slightly pursed, eyebrows relaxed, cheeks red and round. Sound asleep… chest barely rising. If I look long enough, I am able to catch a glimpse of the future. Their faces morph and I am transported ahead fifteen years. The first time this happened, I felt like I was participating in an outer-body experience. I thought maybe I was seeing my husband’s face in my son’s or possibly a grandfather’s nose or aunt’s almond shaped…See More
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Family Vacation... Roadtrip... We Survived!!!
Last week we travelled down to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. And when I say the "outer" banks, I mean it... really far away outer banks... down to Cape Hatteras type of outer banks.
It was our first time to NC. Last summer, we drove almost 500…
ContinuePosted on July 25, 2011 at 9:53pm — 1 Comment
Top Five Best Parks and Playgrounds for Kids
As spring (or at least what should be the season of spring... you know the one with sun and warm temperatures) happens upon us, I think it's time to get our kids outside everyday for lots of fresh air, sunlight and exercise. This was a long, cold and snowy winter, so now I like to take advantage of every non-raining day to explore the beauty of New Jersey. It got me thinking about the best parks and playgrounds for kids, those with plenty to do that is fun and free.
So,…
ContinuePosted on May 24, 2011 at 2:01pm — 3 Comments
My Choice... From Breast Cancer to Motherhood
There's a hot pink line painted down Broad Street. Did you see it? Right between the yellow ones?
In the following weeks, Red Bank will transform itself into Pink Bank. The houses and businesses decorated around town, the giant pink ribbons hanging from the lamp-posts, the Wednesday evening Girls’ Night Out at the Downtown and the Pink Hat Tea party will all be reminders to, "Get your annual mammogram!" Pink Bank hopes to…
ContinuePosted on April 18, 2011 at 6:00am
What to Choose: To Love, To Teach, and To Stare
Sometimes at night I stare at my children. Their eyes closed, lips slightly pursed, eyebrows relaxed, cheeks red and round. Sound asleep… chest barely rising. If I look long enough, I am able to catch a glimpse of the future. Their faces morph and I am transported ahead fifteen years.
The first time this happened, I felt like I was participating in an outer-body experience. I thought maybe I was seeing my husband’s face in my son’s or possibly a grandfather’s nose or…
ContinuePosted on February 28, 2011 at 2:15pm — 3 Comments
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