Last week my son and I went on an exciting sailing adventure with North Cove Sailing. Ever since I moved to NY I’ve been intrigued by all of the big boats and sail boats that are constantly moving around the Hudson. Of course I understand the purpose of the commuter boats and the big tourist dinner cruises and such, but I didn’t know much about sail boats until now. Continue reading Getting Schooled by North Cove Sailing
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A Rawther Fancy Playdate with Eloise & Friends
Last week I had the privilege and honor of hosting an Eloise & Friends Playdate at The Plaza Hotel in New York City. My daughter invited her most “fabulous” friends and they all gathered to spend the afternoon with The Plaza hotel’s most mischievous resident, Eloise! Before we stepped into the iconic hotel, Harper and I looked at the magnificent building from a distance in all it’s classic NYC glamour. Continue reading A Rawther Fancy Playdate with Eloise & Friends
Dancing downtown with Seaport Moves
When I was growing up some of my fondest memories took place in a dance studio! I loved everything about moving and stretching my body and being “a dancer”. The lead up to recital day was so exciting and as with anything I learned practice makes perfect! Continue reading Dancing downtown with Seaport Moves
Girls Rule in MOXIE Collection from Keens Footwear
Keens footwear has always been a staple for my son since he could walk. Year after year he wears the durable and “kid proof” sandals every summer. With the sturdy structure, toe cover and waterproof feature, I never thought of looking anywhere else for a summer shoe. Continue reading Girls Rule in MOXIE Collection from Keens Footwear
Orchestra – Bringing French Fashion to the US for Kids
I’ve always had a special place in my heart for European clothing. There is something so chic about the way the French dress. They are understated, yet always fashionable and timeless. We as Americans like to take our trends to the extreme, hence the hilarious flashback photos everyone seems to have from each generation. I highly doubt this is the same occurrence with our French counterparts. Continue reading Orchestra – Bringing French Fashion to the US for Kids