Family friendly Fundraising – The Great Camp Adventure Walk to benefit The Hospital for Sick Children

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My family and I are participating in The Great Camp Adventure Walk to benefit The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) which will take place in Toronto on September 24th. I encourage you to join my family and I on this walk. You can register today HERE! Besides walking and participating in a fun day of camp-related activities, there […]

SKECHERS Shoes for the whole family & a Giveaway

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Think back to your childhood. What shoes did you wear? For me, it was SKECHERS. They were stylish, comfortable and affordable. It was pretty much the only branded shoe I could convince my parents to buy me. I loved them so much that I wore them well into my early adulthood. In fact, I wore SKECHERS (that […]

How to keep your cat meow-nificent year round!

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It’s not very well known but we have a pet cat. I don’t often speak of her because she’s not top of mind… you know the whole three kids thing.  She’s also an outdoor cat. She literally spends 20+ hours a day outdoors. Even when she comes inside to eat, she doesn’t stay longer than […]

Enjoy a sweet break with Nutella & Loblaws

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If you love Nutella, read on (I’m assuming that’s everyone)… You don’t have to have a sweet tooth to love Nutella. I know that’s true for me. While I would say that I have a “salty tooth” (and yes, I’m clearly aware that’s not a ‘thing’), I only enjoy sweets once in a while. During […]

I never yell at my kids! Except when I do…

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Kyle, my oldest son, was about 18 months old when I yelled at him for the first time. We were at the park, and he was probably not listening or potentially hitting another kid. To be honest, I can’t remember the details (isn’t that always the case), but I’m sure it was a good reason […]

What would you tell your younger, student, self?

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In my previous life, I worked at IBM as a Personal Computing Sales Representative. It was 1999 and the brink of Y2K. A student myself, I knew everything about personal computers (PCs) and I remember selling a majority to parents who needed to buy a laptop or computer for their kids entering University. At that […]