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Apr 17, 20252 min read
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Best Toddler Outdoor Activities and Essentials For Toddler and Secret Weapon For the Adult with the Toddler; Baby shower gifts too!
Summer is here and outdoor toddler activities are the best. Here are some that are free and some items that you can purchase. The best find is a secret weapon for parents and grandparents: a phone hidden in a hideaway book that disguises adult phone use as reading while toddler safely playing. Two options: Drift Hideaway Book Set. A childrenâs storybook and parent book with hidden phone compartment. Five star ratings on Amazon, and advertised as âa baby shower gift they wil
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What Started Out to be âMy Favorite Preschooler Posts for Parents and Grandparentsâ Goes Way Beyond That
Many of my friends are new or fairly new grandparents. I keep telling them to select a category on the www.grandmother-blog.com home page that relates to their grandchildâs age group. I even have a category, New Parents and Parents to Be, which helps grandparents to be navigate pregnancy and a category, Parents of Grandchildren, which helps navigate when the grandchild is born. I decided to highlight my favorites in categories, including the most that friends seemed to need t
Jun 151 min read
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Fatherâs Day Gift Favorites for 2026
Each year I publish a Fatherâs Day blog with recommendations for gifts. Here are some of my favorites with favorite ideas for 2026: Real Simple Does it Again With the Best Fatherâs Day Gifts After Grandmaâs Number One Best Gift for Fatherâs Day In the Bag for Fatherâs Day Motherâs Day and Fatherâs Day Gifts 2025: Several Inexpensive New Travel Gifts and Kitchen Gadgets Those in Your Family Did Not Know Each Generation Wanted or Needed and One Splurge Item Fatherâs Day 2022 C
Jun 91 min read
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Extraordinary Private Luxury Skip Generation Tour of Paris, Spring 2026
My family and I just returned from nearly a week in magnificent Paris, on a skip generation vacation with myself and young adult grandchildren. Parents left home. Bertrand DâAleman of My Private Paris was and is our private guide who, with charm, skill, and an enthusiastic entertaining style, can also maximize your time in and enjoyment of Paris, a very large and very crowded city. Ten years ago, we took our then thirteen year grandson to tour Paris with Bertrand for the f
Jun 13 min read
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Use AI in Ways You Never Considered. Yes, Chat GPT Can Dress you, Evaluate an Outfit or Wardrobe, Tell you What to buy, and Clean Your Clothes Closet
My friends and I are using AI in ways we never thought possible. First, I had a thirty year old hinge that broke on a cabinet. My friend said to upload photographs of it on ChatGPT app and it will find it. Yes, the exact hinge was found on a vintage hinge website. In minutes! Another friend used ChatGPT to evaluate her wardrobe and clean out her closet. Here is her interactive chat for you to follow with ease: TAKE PHOTOS TO EVALUATE Photos of the clothes in the closet is
May 252 min read
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Is âJagged Intelligenceâ The Only Thing That Is Going to Save the Human Race From AI?
As a retired lawyer, and a judge for twenty years on the bench, I keep hearing that we wonât have any need for lawyers anymore in the future because AI will be able to write legal documents and AI can help someone act on their own in the courthouse. Having been a family court judge when 80% of the cases in front of me were self- represented, I can tell you it was a nightmare for the litigants representing themselves and a nightmare for me as the judge. And that was before A
May 184 min read
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Death Cleaning is a Terrible Title but is a Real Thing
I have always heard about spring cleaning, and now that it is spring, I feel guilty not thinking about spring cleaning. Then, âdeath cleaningâ appeared in my radar, and the first thing I thought of is that it is a terrible title! But it is a real thing! You get to a certain age and you start to automatically read obituaries. Itâs not that youâre anticipating death, itâs just that what those dead accomplished in their life becomes interesting. In the New York Times, Obi
May 114 min read
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