It was years in the making, but we finally took the leap to the land of the rising sun, shoguns, Pokemon and Nintendo for spring break. We had plenty of pop culture time, but our first outings were to Buddhist and Shinto shrines in Tokyo – Senso-ji and Meiji. They started off our first two…
A Special DC United Game
We took an amazing opportunity to experience DC United up close and personal as they took on the Columbus Crew. It was a narrow defeat, but being so close to the action was tough to beat!
Opening Sports Spring Weekend
Though it felt like the busy fall season was just here, and winter sports were a blur, we found ourselves ramping back up for a spring of baseball and soccer. Owen’s team got off to a strong start, with an 11-3 win…two of those goals thanks to our #54. Colin and the Stags had their…
Basketball Fun
Both boys went all in this basketball season, with Colin on two teams and Owen finishing up his second and final season of Saturday morning basketball at TJ Middle School.
Valentine’s and School
Right before we headed out to Great Wolf Lodge, it was a big day at school – 100 days and Valentine’s Day. There were 5 math-themed games and enough Valentine’s treats to give Halloween a run for its money!
A 10th Trip to Great Wolf
After 10 trips in 12 years, we’ve become up close and personal with Great Wolf Williamsburg. We continue to hit our stride, enjoying the water park, the arcade and MagiQuest (and naps for mom and dad on occasion) in perfect balance!
Go-Go in DC
Our first G League encounter with the DC Go-Gos was a fun outing!
A Happy-ish New Year
After a great first half of a trip to Punta Cana, we were challenged a bit as Owen fell culprit to traveler’s diarrhea. It came to a head after a quiet New Years celebration in the room. He benefited from an overnight hospital stay on New Year Day to get fluids and antibiotics in his…
Out and About in Punta Cana
A holiday visit to Punta Cana offered more than the resort to explore. We headed out on another snorkel trip with Hispaniola Aquatic Adventures and also visited a typical countryside home to learn how common products are made.