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Ramadan - Peace, Reflection & Devotion
Ramadan not only serves as a time to reflect with relatives and friends, but to also enjoy delicious meals together. Whether it was a collective and joint effort of each family bringing a dish to contribute at the mosque, or relatives and friends would host Ramadan dinner in their own homes, those memories are what made Ramadan extremely exciting for me.
Happy 2021!
We say goodbye to 2020 with gratitude for and in awe of this community. Your dedication to your families, your health and your community inspires us everyday as we journey through these difficult times.
1990 vs. 2020 - Holiday Gift Giving Edition
My how the times have changed. Remember getting the Toys R' Us catalog in the mail in early November so you could dog-ear approximately 900 pages displaying toys/stuffies/games you HAD to have for Christmas? Now kids have Amazon Wish Lists and mark ...Mom's Workout From Home Holiday Wish List
The need and desire to workout from home WILL continue into 2021! And we've been at this long enough to know JUST what moms need to get the best workouts from home. Here's some wish list help for you to share with family and friends!
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How We and Our Children Are Enjoying Exercise This Summer
This summer, while we're feeling like we're missing out because most 'things' are cancelled, we are happy that exercising is NOT one of them! In fact, on the spectrum of safe activities to engage in right now, exercising outdoors alone or in small groups is very low risk!
A Mother's Day to Remember
This is Mother's Day 2020. Each year this day is so very special for mothers and mother figures (and the little ones who love them). The need to share the special moments that we will remember for years to come is more important than ever as we continue to navigate our days. While most of us may be physically separated from our extended family members, here are a few of the memories we can still make on this day celebrating the love, kindness and strength of mothers.
An Ode to Moms Who Just Aren’t that into Halloween
I always thought I was going to be the type of mom that went big on Halloween. Every inch of my house would be decorated, my family would have creative and elaborate costumes ready by October 1st and festive songs like Monster Mash and I Put A Spell On You would be playing throughout the season. As with many fantasies about motherhood, now that I’m actually a parent, this is far from the truth. And here is my confession, you guys: As a parent, when it comes to Halloween, I just can’t.