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Planning a Cost-Friendly Bridal Shower
by Sarah on Sunday, April 19th, 2009 | 2 comments
Every part of the long journey to the altar should be memorable and fun, but it doesn't have to break the bank. Take, for instance, the bridal shower. With gas prices the way they are, just getting friends and family to drive to the location is an expensive proposition. If you've been charged with arranging the ... [read more] -
Planning a Family Reunion
by Sarah on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 | No Comments
One of the highlights of the holiday season is reconnecting with family members you may have been out of touch with for a while. If you find yourself thinking this holiday season that you might just want to see these people more than once a year, plan now for a reunion next year. A family ... [read more] -
Happy Holidays…in October?
by Sarah on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 | No Comments
Organizational experts are forever chastising us mere mortals for failing to do our holiday shopping in July, when the bargains are plenty and time is on our side. But given the hurly burly existence most of us live, it's simply not a reasonable expectation. It's also arguably a lot less fun; holiday shopping in the ... [read more] -
Planning Your Child’s Birthday Party – With Sanity Intact
by Sarah on Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008 | 2 comments
The key to organizing a great birthday party for a child -- with your sanity intact -- is keeping it simple and remembering that the most important thing to your child is having fun. If you aim for the perfect party, odds are you'll only stress yourself. Stress is the opposite of relaxed and enjoyable, which ... [read more] -
It’s Party Time!
by Sarah on Thursday, August 30th, 2007 | No Comments
Is there anything sweeter than seeing your child's face light up with joy on their birthday? Most children look forward to their big day all year long and can barely contain their excitement as it approaches (ah, remember the days when another birthday was a cause for celebration?!). As parents we naturally want to nurture that ... [read more]
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