Hey there,
Covid finally got the best of me, and I made my first counseling appointment to start working on some things.
Maybe a year into the stress was a bit too long to wait, but it's better to do something now than never, I guess.
I'm super sad to hear about the shootings in Atlanta. Please know that if you are identify as Asian American and/or Pacifica Islander (AAPI), you are on our hearts.
FEAR is a beast.
Here are five things that made me smile this week
- This Netflix Show: The Inbestigators This is one of those shows that I actually enjoyed with my kids. Mostly because I love Kyle.
- This Instagram Account: The Lazy Genius I have chosen to let Kendra Adachi guide me through my everyday life to make it successful in the little things.
- This book: Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze It's a little slow at the beginning, but we got into it and no one wanted me to stop reading. Including me!
- This video: It's Vaccination Day I love The Holderness Family! I think their channels are one of the tools that I used to help me get through 2020.
- Listening to my 15 year old teach two kiddos Ukulele over Zoom. I keep telling her that she is a really good teacher because she is! These little girls who are 7 and 9 are totally catching on and it's super fun to hear the lessons happening in my house. If you are interested in having your child learn Ukulele, let me know. I can connect you with an amazing teacher.
This March Twin Cities Family Weekend Guide covers the weekend of March 20-21, 2021. To find our most recent guide, click here.
Lucky us, the lovely March weather is going to be ideal for getting outside. Could we truly be through the winter? We also offer a mix of things to do this weekend indoors. For more ideas, hop over to our March Family Guide or our Family Fun Calendar. We keep it stocked with options to
fit your family’s needs – whether you’re keeping close to home — or want a break from it.
March is maple syrup month in Minnesota, and with an abundance of nature centers around the Twin Cities, we have ample opportunities to learn about and participate in the maple syruping process. We’ll keep adding events as they trickle in – usually by late February. Look for one or more of the following activities: tapping the maple trees, collecting the sap, boiling it into syrup, and the best part — according to my kids, anyway — a sample of the finished
product.
Kids can get creative all summer long with camps that specialize in arts, crafts, printmaking, pottery, textile arts and more. Please check out our Featured Listings - they make our 2021 Twin Cities Summer Camp Guide possible!
Sticking close to home with your crew this Spring Break? (Same here. Hence all this research.) Craft a fun staycation for your own family – be tourists right in the Twin Cities!
Grab your baskets and get ready for the hunt! Easter is Sunday, April 4th in 2021. We are setting up and hoping for a better year of egg hunts this year than last.
I know that everybody looks forward to the warm days when we can finally take our kids outside to parks and enjoy the Twin Cities spring events and activities. Unfortunately there are still days when we’ll be stuck inside because of gloomy, rainy days or even light snow. (ugh!) These easy spring crafts
will help you go through those days. Come back to this collection whenever you need to keep your little one busy or spend some quality time together creating a fun memory.
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Sincerely,
Family Fun Twin Cities
gianna@familyfuntwincities.com
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