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By Cari McGee
The holidays are here! Like most of us, you’re probably decorating your house so it looks pretty and festive for the season — the tree is up, candles are out and other decorations are placed carefully in…
By Cari McGee
Back to a regular, slice-of-life-in-the-Tri-Cities post, as opposed to a real estate-related post… About a week ago, I felt like I hadn’t been spending any time with my kids. I had worked all weekend, until late, then…
By Cari McGee
This post is not about déjà vu. It’s about parenting. I was such a mom last night. My oldest child is having trouble sleeping. He asked for advice yesterday and I told him some things I thought…
By Cari McGee
Every family has its legends. In my family we have “The Time When Jon Ate Dog Beef Jerky” and “The Time Dad Dropped The Boys Off On A Street Corner Because They Were Misbehaving” and “The Time…
By Cari McGee
This post is for the readers out there – I read a lot. I reread a lot, too. It’s comforting – like watching a rerun of your favorite TV program (the Family Ties when Alex and Mallory…
By Cari McGee
There is magic in that little world, home: it is a mystic circle that surrounds comforts and virtues never known beyond its hallowed limits. – Robert Southey, poet Last week my brother gave me a DVD of…
By Cari McGee
My absence from regular blogging, my accounting spreadsheet, and the fact that I’ve had dinner with the family about 10 days out of the last 100, attest to the fact that I have been very busy. Mostly…
By Cari McGee
Words cannot express how much I LOVE the NORAD tracks Santa site. We log in every year (they provide hourly updates starting at 3am PST on 12/24) to see where Santa is on his travels. My kids…
By Cari McGee
Nothing real estate-related today…simply reflecting on how thankful I am for having my health, my husband and two children and our house and more than enough food for the table. God is good. This is my first…
By Cari McGee
We lose people everyday. It would be great if no one under 75 knew a contemporary who died, but unfortunately, they do. Earlier this month, I wrote about Matthew Blacketter, a nine-year-old, hanging on despite cancerous tumors…