You never, ever know what is really going on behind closed doors of even the most beautiful and well-manicured house on the most well-to-do block. It’s a lesson it took me years to learn, and I’m hoping that in light of recent events, my kids learn sooner than later that appearances don’t mean much anymore in today’s world.
A beautiful prayer from Marianne Williamson.
The Connecticut Financial Reality Fair is an essential program teaching teens about the realities of money and how far a buck will go. So far it’s for high school students, but wishing it would reach to Middle Schoolers, too.
Earth Day is Everyday when you strive for zero waste
Save money and become debt-free by taking on the Zero Waste Home Challenge – Fairfield, CT
A couple of Fairfield moms have decided enough is enough when it comes to buying clothes, so they recently joined The Great American Apparel Diet to take on the challenge … Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago, I received an email from my friend, Aimee, who said that one of her friends went crazy over Teri Gault’s Shop Smart, Save More … Continue reading
Okay…I live in Fairfield, so what was I doing shopping at Price Rite in Bridgeport? You can’t imagine the horror I saw on many people’s faces when I told … Continue reading
The Westport Public Library is a great source of free and wonderful events (lovely chamber music events, too!) that many Fairfielders may miss. After living in Fairfield for a … Continue reading