If you live in Westchester I would love to have you come out and join us for a engaging and fun filled Sunday morning at 10am with Babybites and Hosted by Citibabes in Scarsdale. This class is meant for those city minded moms who now find themselves in the suburbs and ready to settle in and meet some like minded folks in a very cool and modern setting; citibabes.
A New Suburban Lifestyle – Tips to Settle When: Sunday, March 14th, 10am-11.30am Where: Citibabes, 7 Popham Road, 3rd fl, Scarsdale Cost: $25 in advance, $30 day of (cash/check only at the door) RSVP:
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Join us for an educational, practical and energizing class to help you make the most of your new status as a “Mom in the ‘Burbs”. The class is led by life coach Laurie Jane Wolk and founder of busybusyhappy and the school of suburban happyness.
Laurie will help you identify that “storybook home” inside your head and uncover that which you truly enjoy. With that knowledge, you will go further and build for a successful transition. From there, Well, happyness happens.
PLUS One lucky mom will win the Ultimate Stepford Mom Package…! … A cupcake courier for those mom bake...
ADVENTURING - Getting a Dog
Exciting stuff to report over here in our suburban slice of heaven. To be read with extreme sarcasm. When we first moved into our house on the hill (insert visual of me kicking and screaming here) one of the first negotiations that went down between my husband and I was just how "soon" we would...
TO DO - Get Thin For the Camera
Okay suburban sisters, out here on the east coast the weather is turning nice and balmly right around 50 degrees which i am lovin' so it's the perfect time to start thinking about shedding some layers (in all senses of the word). Starting uesday March 16th at 1pm we will be holding a teleclass...
TO DO - Next Direct Model
For those of you suburban moms who have stopped every time you browse a baby or kids magazine and thought to yourself, “heck, my kid is cuter than that ..”
Well here’s your chance.
Next Direct Modeling Agency is launching in the United States, and in honor of this exciting move across...
CREATING - Fabric on Demand
Fabric on Demand
Imagine one day you mused to your partner how cool it would be to print your own fabric… and then you made it happen. That’s what Kim Fraser did a few years ago, when she and her husband Stephen (who happened to be an Internet marketer) joined forces with technology entrepreneur Gart Davis (right) and started Spoonflower. They built their fabric-printing venture in Mebane, N.C., near the Haw River, which was once lined with textile mills. The idea was an instant hit with crafters and designers around the globe.
This custom fabric printing service lets you upload your own image to the website, arrange the design using Spoonflower’s layout tools, then have the fabric made by printers specially modified to handle textiles. (Spoonflower uses eco-friendly, water-based inks on natural cotton fabrics.) It’s amazingly easy for serious designers and newcomers alike to see their one-of-a-kind design dreams turned into reality.
But Spoonflower’s inspiration doesn’t stop there. The company has evolved into a vibrant community, nurtured by Kim, where artists and designers can share tips, ask questions, browse fabrics for purchase, and view photos of each others’ clothing, quilts, window treatments and more. The site — and the passion of the people who visit it — is contagious. It reminds us how exciting it feels to make something that’s really unique. The only hard part is deciding which project to pursue first.
Hello and Welcome to
busy busy happy, and
the school of suburban happyness. Whether you are considering a move, or are already settled in, our goal is to help make your transition to suburbia more enjoyable.
Think of us as your trusted friend down the street who is always there to help you live your best life.
If you live in Westchester I would love to have you come out and join us for a engaging and fun filled Sunday morning at 10am with Babybites and Hosted by Citibabes in Scarsdale. This class is meant for those city minded moms who now find themselves in the suburbs and ready to settle in and meet some like minded folks in a very cool and modern setting; citibabes. 
Exciting stuff to report over here in our suburban slice of heaven. To be read with extreme sarcasm. When we first moved into our house on the hill (insert visual of me kicking and screaming here) one of the first negotiations that went down between my husband and I was just how "soon" we would...
Okay suburban sisters, out here on the east coast the weather is turning nice and balmly right around 50 degrees which i am lovin' so it's the perfect time to start thinking about shedding some layers (in all senses of the word). Starting uesday March 16th at 1pm we will be holding a teleclass...
For those of you suburban moms who have stopped every time you browse a baby or kids magazine and thought to yourself, “heck, my kid is cuter than that ..” 
Imagine one day you mused to your partner how cool it would be to print your own fabric… and then you made it happen. That’s what Kim Fraser did a few years ago, when she and her husband Stephen (who happened to be an Internet marketer) joined forces with technology entrepreneur Gart Davis (right) and started Spoonflower. They built their fabric-printing venture in Mebane, N.C., near the Haw River, which was once lined with textile mills. The idea was an instant hit with crafters and designers around the globe.
But Spoonflower’s inspiration doesn’t stop there. The company has evolved into a vibrant community, nurtured by Kim, where artists and designers can share tips, ask questions, browse fabrics for purchase, and view photos of each others’ clothing, quilts, window treatments and more. The site — and the passion of the people who visit it — is contagious. It reminds us how exciting it feels to make something that’s really unique. The only hard part is deciding which project to pursue first.
