Recently, my sister from another mister and I attended the family reunion of a friend of mine at Gino’s East, 162 E. Superior Street. I hadn’t been there in several years, and I wanted to see how the rustic building, replete with indoor graffiti, had changed since my last visit.
Put down the phone. They make your mind too active. The brain takes a while to get ready to turn off and go to sleep. Giving yourself some screen free time during the day is good overall.
How you start your morning often shapes the rest of your day. The good news? You don’t need a complete lifestyle makeover to feel more energized, focused, and productive. A few simple habits—and a home that supports them—can make every morning a little brighter.
Chicagoans will be embracing the remaining days of what is known as the “Dog Days of Summer” this first weekend of August as preparations for a new school year have begun. Come join in the fun!
Soon, children will be preparing to head back to school. While you’re able to take them somewhere during the day, Chicago’s iconic museums will welcome you FREE!
Over the weekend, I was privileged to go to Wrigley Field to see the Savannah Bananas. And when I’m at the ballpark, the only thing I want/need/desire is a delectable Chicago Dog, paired with a Souvenir Soda!
We all need more vitamins, minerals and fiber in our diets no matter what our age. But as we get older, we may need more. This can be hard for some of us as we naturally don’t have the appetite we once had. Here are some essentials to make sure you’re taking in daily…
As summer winds down and the back-to-school season approaches, it’s not just backpacks and school supplies that need attention—your home does, too. A few simple organization, cleaning, and maintenance tasks can help reduce morning stress, streamline daily routines, and set your family up for a successful school year.
Filling in for the great Sue Moss this weekend, Chicago hits an All-Star high this weekend with several signature summer festivals (Gospel Fest, anyone?) as well as being the center of the women’s basketball universe as host for the WNBA All-Star Weekend at the United Center!
Imagine this: It’s a warm summer day at Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Avenue. As you and your kids walk through the North Lawn, a small, mesh-covered, conservatory-like sanctuary rises in the distance. It’s shaped like the Garfield Park Conservatory, but much smaller.
