Mrs. Kathy King CEO of Tiara Marketing
A Kaleidoscope of Ideas for Families
If you are blessed to have a child or going through menopause, then I am sure you had your fair share of little accidents when sneeze or cough too hard, and that’s ok. It’s just a part of what we as women go through as our body change. I’ve had to deal with bladder control issues with every child and… Read More
My mother and I have gone to Stacked a couple times before this event, and we’ve never been let down, in fact, it may be one of our favorite places to eat. One thing that people find exciting when going to fast food restaurants is going through their secret menu; to find bizarre or tasty menu items you wouldn’t find… Read More
Through the years, I’ve taking the kids to numerous pumpkin patches and I consider The Irvine Park Railroad Pumpkin Patch, the best pumpkin patch in Southern California. No matter if you live in Carson California or San Clemente California, if you want to create an enchanting memory with your child, you have to take a trip to Orange to visit… Read More
Everything’s awesome again! The LEGO movie is coming out with something prety awesome exclusively for LEGOLAND Parks and LEGOLAND Discovery centers! A new film and this time it will be interactive! “The LEGO Movie 4D A New Adventure” An exciting new plot, some of the original voices from “The LEGO Movie” mixed with 4D effects make for an interactive guest experience! Merlin Entertainments is partnering with Warner Bros. Consumer… Read More
Today’s wonderful post is sponsored by Dairy Queen. I was blessed to attend an all-expenses-paid press trip to their corporate headquarters in Minneapolis, in exchange for my coverage of their new DQ Bakes product line. All opinions are my own. On Friday nights after the football game, Matt and I would wrap up our date by going to our… Read More
This post is sponsored by the XQ Institute. Selecting a high school for my sons was a very difficult decision for me. Both of my sons were blessed to receive a private education from kindergarten through eighth grade. However, when it was time to choose a high school for my oldest, I could no longer afford to send them to… Read More