family

Imagine Clifton Park with farms and woods; no traffic, no mall or stores, no restaurants, just families and trees. It's so hard to envision. I can remember little bits in the 1980's but even then it was nothing compared to when my grandmother was raising her family in the 50s/60s/70s. Nana was born in South Troy and almost all of her life has been spent right here in the Capital Region. In this ep

Jenn and I try to have some balance when it comes to electronics out at a restaurant. Ryan is 5 and making him engage in conversation at times can be challenging. But I can't stand when we go out and the restaurant has a tablet at the table when we sit down.

So last night there were some major rain storms. There was heavy rain, wind and even thunder and lightening. At one point the thunder was really loud. Ryan asked me what it was and I said, "Oh it's just God bowling."

Whenever we are in the car and there is a person holding up a sign at the intersection or in the street, Ryan always wants to stop and help.

Nana calls me her "sunshine." If the sun is out, she says it's my doing. If it's not out, she asks, "Why didn't you bring the sunshine!?" She's your typical feisty, spunky, great sense of humor Grandmother and I'm so proud to call her mine.

It's been so close this whole time and I never knew. Now, listen I don't play a ton of video games, but I do have my favorites that I grew up on and who doesn't love going to places like Dave & Busters or Lucky Strike Social?!

Growing up 518 has been a treat to film with my 84-year old Nana. Going through her life growing up here in the Capital Region and how different things were back then. As we enter episode 6, we've gotten to when my Grandfather

My Nana was born in 1932 and grew up in South Troy. She has lived the majority of her life within the Capital Region and made many beautiful memories here, including meeting her husband and raising her family.

"It's just something he does." That's what the Police were told about a gentlemen that allegedly (I mean, do we even have to use that word here) fed his neighbors puppy to his pitbulls.

There will be instant shame on the Mom from the public when I say that she left her 2-year old in the car while she ran into the store quick. Sure, it may have been a common occurrence when I was growing up in the 80's, but these days? It's a big no-no.

It was almost one year ago in Montgomery County, two goldendoodles, one a golden color, Quigley, the other, Kirby black in color were enjoying just another evening. Their owner, Denise Krohn had gone out to do some

I'm cold. No matter where I am in the building here, my hands are like ice. They say the heats on, but I feel cool air blowing on me at all times. I'm just ready for Spring. Please, Mother Nature, I'm begging you. The first sign of it