If not for islanders’ xenophobia in 1968, Luther Burbank would have been a state park on Lake Washington.
This summer they’ll travel in comfort to Larrabee, Alta Lake and Brooks Memorial state parks.
You can set up chairs at An Edmonds Kind of Fourth parade the night before. But it’s not so simple.
This stay-at-home mom loves the “The Healthy Meal Prep Instant Pot Cookbook” by Carrie Forrest.
The parenting trend for an “unscheduled summer” gives kids the opportunity to be bored for 10 weeks.
This mom spent the family’s vacation budget on air purifiers, HEPA filters and tower fans.
Her 14-year-old son’s high school orientation was an evening of reckoning for this mom.
He won the Silver Star and Purple Heart for his heroism. It was up to my grandma to tell his story.
A subscription watercolor kit with online tutorials turns into affordable Mommy and Me art classes.
After five years, the cushions have become saggy and lumpy. But the slipcovers mean it can be cleaned.
“It’s a good thing I have a guard dog with me,” she told their miniature poodle.
Sharpen your pencils, and get ready to grade yourself. Your Mother’s Day report card is waiting.
In praise of my cordless Dyson V8 Absolute and its “Maximum Suck” setting.
Do you remember the lyrics to “Hot Cross Buns”? If not, you will soon.
This style of parenting has two main principles: give unconditional love and let children fail.
Jennifer Bardsley was one of 20 writers to speak at this year’s Teen Author Boot Camp in Provo, Utah.
Jennifer Bardsley was one of 20 writers to speak at this year’s Teen Author Boot Camp in Provo, Utah.
