It’s a travel week for us. Can’t wait to share more about that with you when we get back. For sneak peeks, you can follow along with me on Instagram where I’ll be sharing a bit of our adventure. In the mean time I have some interesting reads + fun links for you including some reader […]
Browsing Tag: san francisco
San Francisco | Clement Street
San Francisco’s Inner Richmond District is not typically on a tourist’s top ten list. We took the kids on a little trip down mom’s memory lane showing them some of my old stomping grounds from my early days in San Francisco hitting some favorites along Clement Street. We started off by showing the kids my old […]
San Francisco | Baker Beach
When I can spot a weekend day with no commitments on our calendar, I guard it like it’s The Federal Reserve. Keeping it safe and close and not easily penetrable frees up time for Just Us. Often we’ll go for a hike, check out a museum or go on a mini adventure. On a recent […]
Art with Kids | De Young Museum
De Young Museum One of our very favorite things to do as a family is spend a few hours at an art museum. It’s a fun way to get out of your normal routine and enrich our lives. I love having introduced our kids to art from when they were very little. Walking through an […]
Muir Woods
In every walk with nature, one receives far more than one seeks. – John Muir Muir Woods There was a time in our family life when little moments together were easy to come by. When we had Saturdays free to play and explore and nap times which offered quiet time at home. When my oldest […]
Getaway | Napa Valley
Napa Getaway No matter how badly I wanted to forget my birthday this year, my sweet husband was not going to let that happen. You see, the thing about having a birthday at the end of the year for me, is that I rarely want to celebrate. Whether it be because of residual childhood memories […]
The Anderson Collection
The Anderson Collection | Stanford University I’ve been anxiously anticipating the newly opened Anderson Collection at Stanford University. The collection is a gift from Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson and Mary Patricia Anderson Pence. They have been collecting these pieces for more than 50 years. Stanford built a magnificent building to permanently house this private […]