Hey there !
Does it feel like we are in the movie Groundhog Day?
When I catch myself spiraling into a sadness, I do two things.
- I give myself sometime to feel all the feelings. It's healthy to be sad. It's important to let myself be sad. I literally tell myself, "I am going to be sad right now."
- Then, I take a deep breath and focus on one positive thing. Not one thing to do, but one positive thing. And say "Thank you."
Being grateful in the middle of everything may be one of the best ways to cope. And maybe even do better than that. It is one of the best ways to thrive.
Here are some ideas to help you do another weekend at home.
While most of us agree this period in our lives can be challenging and overwhelming, we can also look to it as a blessing. This is a great time to read, exercise, create new habits, enjoy family time, and watch spring happen.
State Parks Remain Open During Our Stay-At-Home Mandate.
In 2003, mere weeks from our wedding date, my future husband and I picked up a Minnesota State Parks Passport Club kit from one of the park nature shops. What a wonderful way to step off on our life together, I recall thinking, by flitting around Minnesota exploring all 70+ state parks and recreation areas. Get your passport stamped at each one and receive — along with bragging rights, of course — a personalized commemorative plaque. Oh, I could see that plaque
right then, hanging on some future living room wall.
Perfect for Preschoolers and Early Elementary Schoolers
The Coronavirus Lock Down won't last forever. Be ready for when summer comes.
Classic outdoor adventures, tech-y enrichment, performing arts opportunities and cultural explorations are just a sampling of what you'll find in our
From day camps for your preschoolers to sleepaway camps for the teens, these local camps offer something for everyone.
We believe our Guide is the best curated summer camp list in the Twin Cities and we’ll keep adding to it throughout the spring, so bookmark it and check back as you plan your summer.
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Sincerely,
Family Fun Twin Cities
anne@familyfuntwincities.com
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