March is here! Where we live, we gain sixty-nine minutes of daylight by the end of the month. I am pumped. Even though our temperatures for this time of year have been way below average, we still have had fun crafting and coloring all things spring....
Un día en la vida is Spanish for "A Day in the Life." Something I have grown to love so much about blogging is meeting people from around the world. I love learning about languages and cultures. I love seeing how people and families live around...
Here is another throwback post from my blogging abroad. Enjoy!Wednesday, September 13, 2006Me trying to look Spanishin El palacio realSpanish culture is saturated with a history of royalty and in a sense all Spaniards hold themselves with an air of being part of...
We are still on a bilingual labeling kick at our house. And by we, I guess I mean, I. I have really enjoyed looking for areas around our house that need to be labeled, and doing it in both languages--and for two reasons: 1) my kids and hubby will see the...
Yes! You can teach your child Spanish! Even if you do not speak Spanish yourself. Kids soak up language like you would not believe. Just think about how children go from being unable to lift their head, to being able to have a conversation...
On the first of November, many Mexican and Latin American families celebrate the Day of the Dead, honoring deceased loved ones. Here are a few Day of the Dead celebrations happening in Kansas City. Check them out!Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtClick the...