The Advent of Advent
While my Christmas music has been playing since September, and I am generally the exception not the rule, it is not too early to start thinking about Advent.
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While my Christmas music has been playing since September, and I am generally the exception not the rule, it is not too early to start thinking about Advent.
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Head spinning at all the streaming options available? We look at Apple, Amazon, CBS, Disney+, HBO, Hulu, NBC, and Netflix to help you figure out where you should put your money.
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‘Galaxy’s Edge: Black Spire’ by Delilah S. Dawson is a Star Wars novel that takes readers to Batuu to help rebuild the ailing Resistance.
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My husband and my seven year old have a comfortable routine that they dip in and out of. In the wee small hours of the morning, they snuggle up on our couch, before the rest of the house is awake, and watch videos on the iPhone. For the longest time it was ‘Good Mythical Morning’; these days it’s cooking shows. Specifically, the Thanksgiving cooking shows put out by ‘Bon Appetit’ magazine, across their varied line of video series.
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Tayogo makes headphones and selfie sticks for the adventurous user. Their waterproof headphones are a great addition to your swimming lineup.
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One for the youngest history geeks: a new animated series called ‘Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum,’ based on the hit book series ‘Ordinary People Change the World.’
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Dinner? Supper? ‘Geekasaurus’ is a weekly webcomic that highlights the adventures and antics of GeekMom Kali’s nerdtastic family.
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GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Dragon’s Cave,’ a family game from Blue Orange Games’ 2019 releases.
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Do you know why ‘Sesame Street’ is objectively the greatest TV show of all time? Read (my 11th-grade research project) to find out!
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‘Dough Nab’ is a quick-paced, donut themed game that will have everyone laughing as they race to snatch colorful donuts from the table.
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An interview with Evil Genius Mum of GeekMom about why gaming can positively impact the mental health of children. With plenty of recommendations!
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‘The Body: A Guide for Occupants’ is a detailed and thorough exploration of the one thing all of us have in common, our bodies.
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Toys “R” Us is gone, but the memories of those of us who grew up with it live on.
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In today’s Twitterfied, Instagrammed world, every mom looks better than me. Beautiful family pictures show kids in matching clothing. Clean homes have floors you can eat off of. Kids are always smiling. We live in a world where, increasingly, moms find themselves continuously “on trial.” A quick Google Search for “cops kid walking to park” […]
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It may be called Day of the Dead, but Día de los Muertos in El Paso is very much a celebration of life, love, and community.
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Want to talk about subjects raised by the new season of the show with your kids? Here’s a ‘She-Ra’ Season 4 discussion guide.
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The adventures of a GeekMom in a specially-licensed-by-Scholastic Clifford the Big Red Dog suit, surrounded by small enthusiastic children.
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GeekMom Elizabeth reviews portable quiz game ‘Smart 10,’ a Fall 2019 release from Banagrams Inc.
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From PAX Australia and live on Kickstarter, ‘Tremor’ is a fantastic maze-building tile-game with some organized chaos for good measure.
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‘Reveal’ is a game for two to four players or teams aged eight and up whose tag line claims it has “no questions… Just answers”.
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