If you haven’t had a chance to make a dent in the resolution list you made 313 days ago, here is a quick list of things that you can still make happen that won’t stress you out. Whether it’s working on self-care, starting something new, or spending more time with the family; here are 20…
If you haven’t had a chance to make a dent in the resolution list you made 313 days ago, here is a quick list of things that you can still make happen that won’t stress you out. Whether it’s working on self-care, starting something new, or spending more time with the family; here are 20…
‘Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer & More Holiday Classics head to the Small Screen
November 9, 2021 in Brown at The Movies
Just in time for the Holiday Season, ABC has released the upcoming Christmas holiday television schedule. Check out the schedule below and let me know what you are most interested in watching! Nov. 22: Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, 8 p.m. on CBS Nov. 25: Thanksgiving Day Parade, 9 a.m. on CBS Nov. 25: The Magic…
So I do love family matching, however, I have come to realize that it may or may not be a thing for my family. Probably because attempting to get a 17 and 13-year-old, and well as their dad into it is more trouble than what it is worth. So I guess that means it’s just…
Thanksgiving is just a little over a week away. I have been waiting to finally host a holiday in my home, and this year is the year! I wanted to create a fun, modern simple table that my family would fall head over heels over. I took some of the leftover glitter pumpkins that…
The struggle is real when it comes to trying to find the perfect gifts for my younger kids. Some days it seems like my toddler only wants to play with empty milk jugs, while the elementary-age girls are perfectly content playing with their naked Barbie dolls (because they lose the clothing so quickly). Either way,…
Shopping for kids can get difficult. I always find it hard trying to make sure that I am balancing each child’s gifts. I picked some fun gifts that will ensure that your teen/tween won’t roll their eyes when it’s Christmas morning. Plus I balanced it with a healthy dose of reading and hygiene lol-because that…
What I love most about reading is that books were always a place I could get lost in to help me navigate whatever I was going through in my life at the time. As a young girl, I would often read so that I would know that the struggles or issues that I was dealing…
29 Nostalgic Movies To Show The Kiddos On A Halloween Themed Family Movie Night
October 17, 2021 in Brown at The Movies
There’s no secret that I have a love of horror movies, but as a parent, I can’t really justify allowing my toddler or even teenager to watch Maniac Cop or Slumber Party Massacre, even if I saw them when I was 8 years old! Times are different, and while my parents were totally comfortable allowing…
Michael Myers has become synonymous with Halloween and is undeniably the king of the slasher film era. The 1978 John Carpenter film Halloween is a horror classic even if some of the subsequent films in the franchise give many of us a pause (side-eyes Halloween III: Season of the Witch). If you have never seen…
Why I’m Continuing to Raise My Son to Be Amazing & Without Fear, Despite the Target on His Back
August 14, 2021 in Lifestyle
Let me preface this by saying that I know there are plenty of moms like me who want to raise boys who are caring, sensitive and basically not total douchebags (for lack of a better word choice). As the mother of a black son, I feel there are extra challenges in place that will make…
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