Tag: museums

The Best Christmas Trees in NYC

Social Issues Travel

Visiting the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Parenting Travel

Visiting the Guggenheim with My Toddler: Where Parenting and Picasso Meet

NYC Travel

National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey in Times Square Entertains and Teaches

NYC Travel

Visiting Ripley’s Believe It Or Not in Times Square

New York City

History Buffs will love the Vikings Exhibit at Discovery Times Square

The Best Apps For Parents to Use While Teaching Kids
Besides our normal parenting duties, we’re now asked to be teachers. We’ve already got a lot on our plate and are doing the best we can to keep our heads above the water. The added stress of finding curriculum or staying in touch with teachers is a challenge. In this post, I’ve listed 25 apps […]
Doctor’s Day is March 30th: share your appreciation for medical professionals on the front lines
Celebrate Doctor’s Day with me, National Today, and Top Agency When my oldest was a few months old, he developed a cough and my wife and I became worried. He was our first child and we didn’t have a lot of experience to go on when it came to taking care of an infant. We […]
Celebrate National Puppy Day
Celebrate National Puppy Day with Top Agency and National Today on March 23rd and share your photos of your dog on social media and how you got your dog with the hashtags #NationalPuppyDay and #PuppyDay. We have a cute little yellow lab mix named Dobby. He received his name after the Harry Potter elf who […]
Homeschool Ideas During the Coronavirus outBreak
I am asked repeatedly if I miss homeschooling. My answer is consistently a resounding, “no.” The only part of homeschooling I miss is the flexibility that it afforded. We were able to travel the world and homeschool on the road. When we read a book, we could visit the city where the book took place. […]
A Call For Kindness
There was shoving and cursing, and it wasn’t even Christmas. It was just another uneventful Thursday morning in March. Well, not quite uneventful. The Coronavirus hysteria had just set in and I believe to an extent, rightly so. The fear of not having enough toilet paper drove everyone mad. As I stood back and watched […]