All kids love splash pads and ours is no different. There aren’t many around in our area so when we can get there they are so incredibly crowded and unfortunately for us we don’t get the opportunity for long for our kids to enjoy it. We have special needs children and in particular an autistic.. [Read More]
Have you always wanted to live on or by the water? We have. For now, we have an RV at a resort campground and it is about a mile from the beach. We absolutely love being that close to the ocean – close enough to ride a bike! The resort campground has so much.. [Read More]
I love water bottles! Yup totally got a thing for them. It’s kind of like my love for notebooks – can never have too many! Once I get them, they all have a different purpose in my life. Today I am bringing you some really awesome bottles – the Sundance and the Hydratrack. The Sundance.. [Read More]
Tankless water heaters, are now quite popular with most homeowners as these so called on-demand water heaters, are said to be more energy sufficient unlike traditional water heaters. Tankless water heaters are not an invention of the modern age, but they are pretty handy devices, especially if they are designed for some smaller rooms. These.. [Read More]
This post contains affiliate links This is our 2nd winter with horses – last winter was pretty mild and there were a few days where I needed to deal with frozen water buckets in the stalls but not entirely frozen solid and not for more than a few days. This winter is horrid – absolutely.. [Read More]
Don’t you just hate ending up somewhere, really thirsty, and having nothing to drink? Happens to us all the time at the barn. It never fails – we run to the barn to check on our horses and a visit that should take 15 minutes quickly turns into 4 hours and we are dying of.. [Read More]
Photo by Ethan Sykes on Unsplash Drinking clean water is the basis of disease free life. And to check the water safety level at home or at work, the reliable way is to resort to popular Legionella testing. Legionella is the peril which needs to be addressed. In failing to carry out the water.. [Read More]
So it is a 95 degree day and we are at the barn. The work is hard and we are dying of thirst – almost literally. Do we stop what we are doing with the horses and make a run to the local grocery? Or do we try to survive and muddle through it.. [Read More]