Category Archives: Ethan

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An Afternoon With The Ghouls At Monster High

Posted on July 10, 2014 by The Giddy Tigress

During weekends, if we can help it, we prefer not to hang out in the malls. Crowded places and the challenge of looking for a parking spot is not really our thing. So if we’re back home in the afternoons … Continue reading →

Posted in Ethan, Hannah, Relax & Celebrate, Thoughts & Scribblings | Tagged dvd, Mattel, Monster High, review, video | 1 Comment

An Afternoon in Cambridge, MA

Posted on February 24, 2013 by The Giddy Tigress

After several procrastinations, we finally paid a short visit to MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Harvard University in Cambridge, MA. It would definitely be trickier with a newborn baby in tow, had we waited, because baby could come any … Continue reading →

Posted in Close to Heart & Home, Ethan, Hannah, Relax & Celebrate | Tagged Cambridge, Harvard, Massachusetts, MIT, outing, thoughts | 1 Comment

My First Visit to Boston, MA

Posted on December 5, 2012 by The Giddy Tigress

Our initial plan to take a drive to Boston last Saturday took a backseat due to the snow, so we went to Boston the following day instead. It’s about a 45-minute ride from where we were staying and it was … Continue reading →

Posted in Ethan, Hannah, Relax & Celebrate, Thoughts & Scribblings | Tagged Boston, cupcakes, dc cupcakes, Massachusetts, quincy market, thoughts | 3 Comments

My Book of Little Miracles’ Keepsakes

Posted on October 13, 2012 by The Giddy Tigress

My husband says I am a hoarder, but I beg to differ in that I selectively hoard things that I feel are worth keeping. .. just like ultrasound printouts from my pregnancies. Who in their right minds throw these away … Continue reading →

Posted in Close to Heart & Home, Ethan, Hannah, Parenting & Motherhood | Tagged home, keepsake, kids, pregnancy, pregnant, scrapbooking, thoughts | 2 Comments

That Cake I Made

Posted on February 2, 2012 by The Giddy Tigress

Those of you who follow me on Twitter or Facebook would have known that I’d recently made a birthday cake for my son. For me, the hardest part of making a novelty cake is not in the baking nor the … Continue reading →