Chelsea Day

Disneyland in May - rides and experiences

What to Know About Disneyland in May

Our post about visiting Disneyland in October is wildly popular, so we’ve decided to follow up with info about Disneyland in May. Let’s make a whole series of it! Visiting Disneyland every month out of the year is a tough job, I know, but someone has to do it.

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No Hurry No Worry Sign

We first heard the term “no hurry no worry” in Fiji. On island time, there is indeed no hurry at all. This easy vinyl transfer project can be stuck to a wall, mirror, plank of wood, whatever.

balboa park fountain

Balboa Park San Diego with Kids

Having lived in San Diego for about ten years now, we’re Balboa Park San Diego veterans. I remember walking around the park until labor started with my first son! It’s been a go-to entertainment spot for our family. From homeschool friends to out-of-town guests, there’s something for everyone here.

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Cricut EasyPress for the Best Custom Shirts

Last week I showed you guys my favorite die cut machine. This week I’m sharing a tool that can help level up your vinyl cut-outs. It’s time to express your thoughts and moods with custom t-shirts for every occasion! Here’s how the Cricut EasyPress can help, and how to use it.

Mo Willems pigeon costume eye

Mo Willems Pigeon Costume

Do you guys read the Mo Willems books? It’s Pigeon’s 16th birthday this month! Or BIRD-day. Hehe. We’re working with Disney Book Group to bring you a fun Mo Willems Pigeon costume to help celebrate.

Cricut machine

The Best Die Cut Machine For a Farmhouse

I do crafts with the kids, but I’ve never considered myself to be an intricately “crafty” person. We have a fixer-upper farmhouse that I tinker on a bunch. I customize costumes for the boys to wear. And I spruce up the occasional gift wrapping or fix up a sign to mark areas on our property. Functionality is key for me.

Dad sitting at kitchen table

Family Business Money Matters (How to Responsibly Quit your Day Job)

Last year we bought an RV and Nate quit his day job, prompting a bunch of people to ask if we were ditching the traditional American dream altogether. Nope! We love the comfort of home AND we love to travel. But the big question is paying for it all. Today we’re sharing what we’ve learned, and how we manage our family business while keeping an eye on finances and retirement.