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What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the life of a rockstar or Hollywood celebrity? Strutting across the red carpet in designer outfits? Being escorted into limousines amid crowds of adoring fans and flashing cameras? It may seem like the lifestyles of the rich and famous are worlds apart from ours. However, when it comes to parenthood, some of their experiences may sound surprisingly familiar.

It’s been a tough few months of quarantine, but in many U.S. states, we’re finally starting to see the end of the tunnel. Although restaurants and other businesses are beginning to reopen, there are still a lot of limitations when it comes to public gatherings. This leaves us in limbo when it comes to planning Father’s Day activities. How can we organize a special day for Dad that doesn’t rely on the tenuous availability of entertainment venues?

Father’s Day is a beautiful occasion to tell your dad how much he means to you, but it only comes once a year. If you’re planning to give him a call or make him a special dinner, it won’t lead to a deeper bond on its own. How can you take this holiday as an opportunity to start cultivating a stronger relationship with your dad?

Dads are some of the kindest, coolest people on the planet. As much as we love them, though, they can be tough to shop for! With Father’s Day on the way, it’s probably time to start thinking about what kind of gift to get your dad this year.

Most students dream about the day they’ll graduate from college. They picture themselves walking across the auditorium stage to receive their diploma as friends and family cheer them on. This monumental milestone signifies more than just academic achievement. It marks the moment they enter the world of adult responsibilities.  

Being a mom is one of the toughest jobs in the world. It takes courage to bring a new human into the world! From the moment their first child is born, moms become caregivers, life coaches, and role models.

Moms deserve appreciation every day of the year, but Mother’s Day is an extra special occasion. It’s an opportunity to thank your mom for everything she does and celebrate the fantastic person she is! However, this year’s festivities are going to look a little different.

Mom is the most crucial person in your life. Not only did she bring you into the world, but she taught you almost everything you know. She’s there for you when you’re sad or sick, she cheers you on in all your endeavors, and she knows you better than anyone else.

We’ve been social distancing, staying home, and self-isolating for over a month now. Most of us have settled into new routines, finding creative ways to work, shop, and entertain ourselves without leaving the house. Unfortunately, there are some things that no amount of ingenuity can simulate, and the loss of them becomes more difficult the longer shelter in place orders continue.

When you started planning your wedding, you probably pictured a hundred things that could go wrong before the big day. The outbreak of a global pandemic forcing everyone to stay in their homes for several months was probably not one of them. Having your wedding plans delayed indefinitely due to COVID-19 may feel like a horrible worst-case scenario come true, but what if it doesn’t have to be?