Our "Good Brew" Drink Stand
My son hasn’t quite reached the understanding that his beloved “lemonade stand” is both a seasonal side-business and a more summer-appropriate activity. He insists on setting it up indoors year-round—which means, I’m pretty much 99% of his income October through May. “Another glass, Mommy? That will be $1.” He drives a mean bargain that boy of mine.
At least I’ve been able to broaden his beverage horizons. I’m not a huge lemonade lover, and so he’s finally come around to serving a few other options. My new favorite? AriZona Good Brew.
Cookbook for Moms Who Ski and Ride
Winter is here and it's time for outdoor adventures. Skiing, hiking and sledding can make a family hungry. This winter, there's an awesome solution for moms a new cookbook for moms who ski and ride. The Ski Moms Cookbook is a digital cookbook with 36 recipes that are easy to ...read more
How to Make an Easy Paper Plate Snowman
If you live on the East Coast, it's likely you've seen some snow already, same for our friends out in the Rockies. There's something magical about a snow day and the playing outside in a winter wonderland. This craft is inspired by the simply joy of making a snowman. Whether you ...read more
Skip the Crowds and Take Your Family Skiing in Waterville Valley
After a sizable snow storm over Martin Luther King weekend, there were plenty of lift lines and skiers heading to Vermont. Amazingly, most of them drove right past an awesome resort. I'm encouraging families to skip the crowds on the next winter holiday and take a family ski trip ...read more
Good Brew is a line of iced teas that is all-natural, and made with internationally sourced tea leaves and real sugar—meaning no high fructose corn syrup.
AriZona Good Brew flavors include Sweet Tea, Unsweet Tea (what I drink the most of—dollar glass, after dollar glass!), Green Tea, Lemon, Peach, and Arnold Palmer (or half-and-half as Grant and I call it).
You can taste the difference. Seriously, I’ll never go back to any old ordinary iced tea. It’s a drink I can feel good about giving my family (and all the neighbors!)—once outdoor “iced-tea stand” season returns in the spring… Until then, I'll be giving all my money to a four year old. But, at least, my thirst will be quenched!
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