Before I dive into this blog post, I just wanted to offer words of encouragement if you were here looking for advice for your situation, as someone who has experienced a gay divorce I know how tough it can be. If you’re facing a gay divorce, especially if you have children, the primary goal should … Read More
Travel isn’t always perfected composed Instagram photos, sometimes it is flight delays, lost luggage, and meltdowns in the terminal. Coming home from our Anaheim Quest that included visits to Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farms, I met this trifecta of travel woes in the span of 24 hours, with both girls in tow…. solo. After a … Read More
Motherhood. It is one of the most amazing and challenging journeys that I have ever embarked on. Throughout each of my pregnancies, I am tormented by the awful pregnancy condition Hyperemesis Gravidarum (yep, the same as Kate Middleton). If you have some knowledge of medical terminology, then you can dissect that hyper means excessive, … Read More
The holidays can be a wonderful time to get together with family and friends from near and far, but for a child on the autism spectrum, the holiday gatherings can be a source of stress. Here are some tips to help you prepare yourself, your child, and your family members/friends for holiday gatherings! Plan it out. … Read More
Our Quest for November (and potentially last Quest before the big trip), brought us to Sunny Southern California! Our goal was to experience two of the most popular theme parks in Southern California, but we were met with the dilemma of where to stay. When visiting Southern California, our home base is typically close to … Read More
If you are a frequent traveler in or out of Seattle-Tacoma International airport, then you know that it can be very congested making for a potentially hectic travel experience. But what if I told you that there is an easier way? Seattle Southside is waiting to make your travel experience a bit more fun this … Read More
