Discovering Makeup – Uncovering Confidence
Valentine’s Day is here ladies and gents and while I’ve never been a huge fan of Valentine’s Day like most people, I do respect what it represents; the love and time a relationship requires. One has to make their relationship a priority, and Valentine’s Day is the tangible manifestation of that – even if for more »
Every night our family goes through the same routine. It starts with Itty Bitty eating dinner, then said dinner being flung on the ground as a sign of being all done. After that, it’s bath, brush teeth, pajamas, dim lights, read books, sing songs, and finally (more like, hopefully) sleep. Aside from the bath, Itty more »
My marriage needed a little TLC. Over the past two years, I went from a regular girl, to being super busy as a television host on The Rhode Show, to being pregnant, to then giving birth to our adorable tiny baby whom we so fondly nicknamed Itty Bitty. Tall Dad and I went from being more »
This post is part of the Tall Mom tiny baby’s Best Baby Friendly Places in Rhode Island Series. As much as I love decorating, fun food, special candies, and general merriment – holidays themselves really stress me out. Maybe it’s because as a young girl I hated waking up early, getting dressed up complete with more »
NOTE: BABY PICTURES HAS CLOSED IN OUR RHODE ISLAND LOCATIONS — HOPEFULLY THEY HAVE SOMETHING AVAILABLE LIKE IT IN DIFFERENT AREAS. I WANTED TO STILL KEEP THIS POST UP TO LET YOU KNOW WHAT THE EXPERIENCE WAS LIKE, ESPECIALLY IF THEY EVER BRING IT BACK. IN MY OPINION, THEY WILL IF ENOUGH PARENTS CALL AND more »
It was our own version of Mommy’s Night Out at StyleWeek Northeast last night! My friend Jamie and I got dolled up and headed to the Biltmore in Providence. We had a great time catching up with friends, and checking out the work of local up and coming designers. Both of our baby boys were more »
The first fall of snow is not only an event, it is a magical event. You go to bed in one kind of a world and wake up in another quite different, and if this is not enchantment then where is it to be found? – J. B. Priestley
Living on the East Side of Providence, I walk past The Lincoln School almost on a daily basis. I’m quite familiar with the all girls private school, and have conducted a few songs on their performance stage. I, however, had never attended their famous Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books & Authors…not until this past more »