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Seeing SeaWorld: A Whole New Light

This post was written by Jennifer of Experimental Mommy in partnership with The MOMS and SeaWorld.Travel expenses were provided however all opinions remain 100% mine. After a long but fun day at Discovery Cove, the next morning we were up early for a full day at SeaWorld. I was extremely thankful for both the Starbucks … Read more

Discovering Discovery Cove and Rising Tide Conservation

This post was written by Jennifer of Experimental Mommy in partnership with The Moms, Sea World and Discovery Cove. Travel expenses were provided. All opinions remain 100% mine. I have decided Orlando, Florida is my happy place. It’s always warm and sunny, the people are friendly, and there is always something to do. It is … Read more

Encouraging the Next Generation of Innovators with 3M

This post was written by the Experimental Mommy. While I was compensated for my time and effort, all opinions remain 100% mine. As a child, I was fascinated with science. I was the kid that wrote “lab supplies and science kits” on my Christmas list for Santa. One of my favorite gifts was a microscope … Read more

Finding My Fringe Hours

In the last few months of 2015, our family was struck with a tragedy. My mother-in-law was rushed to the hospital and found herself in the midst of an 8 hour brain surgery that changed her life. Fortunately, she is stronger than any adversity and has truly amazed us with her resilience. Even though I … Read more

Take a Fall Break with Wyndham Extra Holidays and Save!

This is a sponsored post with Wyndham Resorts. However, all opinions are my own. In just a few hours, Halloween will be over and the Christmas carols will begin. Time seems to be moving so quickly. I could sure use a break from the craziness to relax and soak in these precious days with my … Read more

How I Survived Hurricane Katrina: A Tribute to Lily

To be honest, I had no intention on writing a post recapping my thoughts on this 10th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. The week long television documentaries, radio editorials, and Presidential visits have been emotionally overwhelming and I think I speak for most New Orleanians when I say this is one Monday we are actually looking … Read more