Guardian of the toys!

We travel a lot for work and as a family, not only extended vacations but day trips and short weekend adventures too! After answering what seemed like a million questions this weekend about the easiest way to fly with young kids while waiting in the stroller line at the Orlando airport, we thought we would start sharing our adventures, traveling tips, and how we survive with two young boys running on limited sleep! Some tips you’ve probably heard before, maybe you’ve even ventured to the same places. Regardless, hopefully, we’ll all be able to share how much fun you can have traveling with your kids and the amazing places you can visit if you just open your eyes and look!
In an effort to raise money for Japan, actor Josh Duhamel (“When in Rome,” “Transformers”) is hosting a 2-mile Relief Run in Santa Monica, CA this coming Sunday, March 27. You can find all the details about the Relief Run, where to meet, entrance cost (only $10) with all fees going to the American Red Cross Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Assistance Fund!
Some days life revolves around fire trucks, ambulances, and police cars and other days...there are the real big life questions....or at least in the mind of a 4-year old...
This week's conversation went something like this...
4-year old: "Mommy, this is going to be a life question, promise I won't ask anything else about Lego pieces, promise!"
me: "Ok, what did you want to talk about" (thinking he must have been saving this one up since we've been talking about Legos all week)
4-year old: "Mommy...(long pause)...why do they make light poles so high in the sky and how come electricity is only on some light poles....you know those ones that look like trees...but without lights? and how do they get the wires so long?"
me: (wondering how this is a life question...attempts an answer before being interrupted) "Well, light poles are tall so that the light can shine on bigger areas so they need less of them, the ones with the wires carry electricity to our house.."
Interrupted by 4-year old: "But Mommy, I thought Mother Nature made electricity when she made lightning and all those loud thunder bangs"
me: "that's a different kind of electricity than the electricity going to our house..."
Interrupted by 4-year old: "Ok, so how does the electricity from Mother Nature get into the wires?"
me: (feeling defeated) "It's different, the electricity at our houses is different from nature's electricity...let's just say that nature's electricity is helped out by God..."
Interrupted by 4-year old: "Oh, so that's why it looks cool when you peak out the window and can make so many loud noises!"
me: "Yep, that's right!" (seemed like a good opportunity to let the 4-year old win)
Don't forget to enter Mr. Bo Finds a New Home...the winner will receive an autographed copy of the book and it is truly a heartwarming story! (Ends 3/18) and there aren't many entries for SafetyTats either and there really should be....every kid should be wearing one of these on family outings (just in case)...so don't forget to enter! (Ends 3/24)
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