The first American flag had 13 white stars on a blue background.
Two hundred and fifty years later, there are 50 stars, representing each of the United States.
For a fun activity to celebrate July 4, bake cookies in the shape of stars.
Read more…The first American flag had 13 white stars on a blue background.
Two hundred and fifty years later, there are 50 stars, representing each of the United States.
For a fun activity to celebrate July 4, bake cookies in the shape of stars.
Read more…June 21 is the summer solstice, longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. Especially far north in Scandinavia, long sunlit days seem to go on forever.
Celebrate the summer solstice with a batch of fresh strawberry cupcakes.
In France, at school children learn to make a tasty yogurt cake. This inspired us to make our own version – a “gateau de voyage” travel cake. Bake and freeze the cake in advance to take on your trip for breakfast picnics.
Read more…It’s summer in San Francisco!
Best parks, museums, fun food, hikes, free music and kid’s shows, tips, insider secrets (redwood grove, fairy doors, Chinatown lunch and playgrounds, cheapest bay cruise), and more.
Lots of fun food for kids to try in Montreal – French pastries such as pain au chocolat, brioche, fruit tarts, muffins, Quebec specialties poutine and maple cornets, and bagels, Montreal style.
Read more…Recipe for a sunny Italian lemon cake, perfect to bake for Easter – kids will have fun decorating with sprinkles. Easter in Europe – favorite shops for Easter sweets – Gilli in Florence, Fortnum & Mason London, Dallmayr in Munich.
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