A list of things to do in or near Medfield during Spring Break.
The snow is gone (knock on wood), the sun is out, Spring is in the air, and April vacation is here. If you're looking for things for the kiddos to do this week, you may find something on this list of suggestions. If you can think of something else we should add, share it in the Comment section below. Happy Spring!
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Whether you went far or stayed in town, share what you've been up to this week.
It's school vacation week here in Medfield, a time for students and their families to get some much-needed rest and relaxation. Did you head to a tropical climate or escape to a warm beach? Did you explore a new state in our country? Did you hit the ski slopes? Visit grandma? Or perhaps you stayed right here in town? Whatever you did this school vacation week, here's a chance to show off your photography — or videography — skills. Upload your pics and videos of cool climes, warm waves, groomers and gondolas, or that snowman you built in your backyard. To upload a picture, click on the "Upload photos and videos" button above the photo. We'll highlight some of your photos as the featured photo.
With just a few weeks left of summer, here are a few suggestions on how to make an at-home vacation a lot of fun.
Ooof. Last week was a long week! We've been swimming, bowling, mini-golfing, Jedi training, ice cream scarfing, hanging out and much more. Friends and followers have remarked that I must have been competing for an Olympic gold medal in parenting and staycations. While I admit that earning the title of "Most Funnest Mom" was secretly my goal, the reality is that I wanted to fill my kids' week with awesome summertime memories. This staycation was primarily a cost containment exercise (i.e. no camp for two weeks) but it has also been a bonding experience as well as reconfirming that I am in no way cut out to be a SAHM! If you too are staycationing, here's some advice from me to you on how to make it enjoyable for the kids - and sane for you: …
