Tag: Christmas

FreshDirect Helps Keep the Holidays Peaceful and Joyful

Visiting The Bronx Zoo during the Winter Holidays

Advent Calendars for Adults

Advent Calendars for Kids

Macy’s Santaland is Open From November 25th to December 24th

Musings Parenting

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and His Fight Against Toxic Masculinity

New York City NYC Travel

The Best Christmas Trees in NYC

New York City Parenting Travel

Temper Tantrum at 1,776 Feet: Visiting Santa in Winter Onderland at One World Trade

New York City NYC Travel

One World Observatory Transforms into Winter ONEderland during Christmas Season

Have a Messi Christmas!

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from One Good Dad

Merry Stirring Mice: Book Review

Radio City Christmas Spectacular: An NYC Must See

What we can learn from Jesus’ other dad

The Christmas Star, by Giovanni Caviezel: Book Review

The Bible Stories Creativity Book: Book Review

Visiting Churches in Havana, Cuba
After the Spanish conquest of 1511, Cuba became part of the large Spanish Empire. The only legal religious practice for the Spanish was Catholicism, and their faith was brought to the island. Catholicism was used as much to spread authority as it was about spreading faith. Franciscan, Dominican and Jesuit missionaries arrived shortly after the […]
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina Will Stay with You Long After You Leave
One of my favorite things about traveling is that you leave a location different. There are locations where I stopped briefly that have stayed with me for many years. One such place was Mostar, Bosnia-and-Herzegovina. Every once in a while, I think about my trip to Mostar. Recently, I was looking for places to visit, […]
24 Hours in Windsor, UK
My daughter and I arrived in Windsor and drove straight to our hotel, the lovely Castle Hotel Windsor. The hotel is in a perfect location for anyone visiting Windsor. The Castle Hotel Windsor is also one of the oldest acting working hotels in England. What made the hotel stay amazing for us wasn’t the history, […]
Celebrities Take on the Role of Waitstaff for One Fair Wage
When I look back on my bartending days, I can’t help but see how badly I was ripped off. Every week seemed to be feast or famine. There were days when I was “in the weeds,” meaning we were swamped with customers. There was hardly a chance to go to the bathroom, let alone take […]
The Dear New York Exhibit in Grand Central is a Love Letter to the People of NYC
One of my favorite places in New York City is Grand Central Station. It is a beautiful building built between 1903 and 1913 and opened up for public use on February 2, 1913. It is estimated that 750,000 people walk through Grand Central each day. That is more than the populations of Alaska, Vermont, and […]

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