For San Diego Moms and Moms-To-Be
Amber and Sara are radio hosts on KSON and Sunny 98.1, Jessica is producer for John & Tammy in the Morning on KSON. They're also San Diego moms!
Each week, they meet to vent about what’s been going on in their lives as moms and invite you to vent along with them!
It’s here! Back to school time again! Amber and Sara are talking about getting ready, getting it done and getting into the swing of all things “school” again.
A new ridesharing service is now available to families in the San Diego area.
HopSkipDrive is the creation of three busy moms and now boasts chapters not only in San Diego, but in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco and Denver.
The service makes safety the prime concern with drivers going through strict background checks, demanding clean driving records and multiple years or caregiving experience. Families are matched up with drivers who can take kids to and from school and also to extra curricular activities.
The company’s web site says that every driver is fingerprinted, all rides are monitored in real time and that parents can even follow along with their available app.
See the video below or visit HopSkipDrive.com
There’s so much riding on school picture day – Look nice, smile bright, sit up straight. This photo will be published in yearbooks and be archived in school basements. Soon to be forgotten classmates will highlight and transcribe it. Your doting parents will hang it in a stairwell, send it to distant relatives. Someday, someone might post it to Facebook or Instagram, a #FlashbackFriday moment.
Laurel Boone Hutsell anticipated most of these things when she sent her son to school picture day.
She instructed him on the finer points of smiling for a camera – Don’t squint. Look natural. What Hutsell didn’t anticipate was the green screen backdrop that would turn her son, who was wearing a bright green shirt, into a floating head, not unlike the Cheshire Cat in Alice and Wonderland.
The result of Hutsell’s mistake is internet catnip. Another unsuspecting parent foiled by technology and giving us the stuff that memes are made of.
This is an exhibition where kids of all ages put their hands on history and experience the sights, sounds, and yes, smells of San Diego’s past!
Admission is free with Give Forward, donation-based admission.
Open daily through Oct. 25, 2019 from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
(Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas)
Grades 1 – 3
Members: $55 per day
Nonmembers: $60 per day
Each day of STEAM Spring camp will incorporate important skills using science, technology, engineering, art and math. Campers will explore the museum’s exhibit galleries and engage in hands–on activities. Sign up for individual days or the whole week!
March 26 – Science Too Small to See
Some of the smallest things can have amazing impacts. Explore tiny cells that make up all living things and discover a whole world of microbes that live in you!
March 27 – Science of Sleuthing
Explore techniques like fingerprinting and handwriting analysis. Analyze evidence like a forensic scientist and connect the dots to solve a crime!
March 28 – Art and Science
Discover beauty in science! Explore the Fleet’s newest exhibitions for artistic and science based inspiration. Creating something unique!
March 29 – Auto Craze
Shift in to gear as we build a variety of vehicles, and complete a crash test using Newton’s Laws. Licenses not required!
March 30 – Science Fact or Fiction
Use the scientific processes and principles to test out myths from television and pop culture
Kaiser Permanente: Health Research