New York City Trip: Day 1 Ellis and Liberty Islands

If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere…. Since my kids were little, I had always dreamt of taking them to New York City! Mind you, I never thought I’d be doing it by myself and with four teenagers, but I have to admit I don’t think I’d have it any other way. Teenage years are perfect for a trip to the Big Apple. It’s fascinating what New York does to you. I walked into the city a bit fearful, insecure, lacking in self-esteem and confidence, and I came out of that city confident, secure in who I am, knowing my worth. My kids are fairly certain I must have been a New York Taxi Cab driver in another life, lol! I can’t wait to share our adventure with you! 

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Salt Flats in Utah

Talk about thirsty! I was practically drooling when I saw the image of the individuals kayaking down the secluded, calm, turquoise clear-water canal radiating in contrast against the salt crystals. I could practically feel the tranquil, adventurous experience radiate through the screen. I desperately had to experience that moment. So when my boyfriend and I planned our trip to Utah I knew this had to be one of our stops. 

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From Beaches to Cities: How to Get Ready for a Spanish Getaway

As the home of vibrant flamenco dances, golden beaches, and delightful tapas, Spain has long been an admired destination for vacationers worldwide. From strolling along the sun-drenched Costa del Sol to marveling at Gaudí’s masterpieces in Barcelona, a Spanish getaway is a magical adventure waiting to happen. Whether you’re exploring the cultural relics in Granada’s Alhambra or the endless nights in Madrid, preparing for your journey will shape the experience and memories you carry home. So, how does one prepare for a Spanish holiday? Let’s take a closer look. 

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Charity Donations: Give This Instead of That

Giving to those in need is a meaningful way to help people in your community and around the world, but do you know if your donations help as much as they could? Small changes in what you give can create a bigger impact than you might expect. With some extra thought, you can provide items that make life easier, honor dignity, and last longer. Let this guide help you rethink charity donations through “give this instead of that” swaps. 

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5 Activities To Do With Your Kids This Summer

When summer arrives, the warm weather and extra daylight present an excellent opportunity to spend time with your kids. You’ll spark excitement and create strong bonds by spending time doing new things together. Explore these five activities to do with your kids this summer that will delight and engage their young minds.

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4 Tips for Planning Your First Family RV Trip

Taking your family on an RV trip for the first time is exciting, but it can feel overwhelming. This blog will share four tips for planning your first family RV trip that will help you organize the ultimate family getaway.

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“Dining on the Orient Express” – Progressive Dinner and Movie

The Museum of Fulton County is excited to be hosting an interactive dining experience on Saturday, April 26 at the museum across from the fairgrounds. The gala fundraiser, “Dining on the Orient Express,” will feature a thrilling movie and progressive dinner served on this historic 1930s era “train ride”.

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5 Common Accident-Prone Areas for Car Crashes

It can be hard to predict what will happen every time you drive. While car accidents can happen anywhere, high-traffic areas filled with cars and pedestrians can be especially dangerous for drivers. Whether you’re teaching your teens how to drive or running to the grocery store by yourself, be mindful of these common accident-prone areas to prevent minor and major car crashes.

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