Are you stuck at home with your kids? You’ll love these ideas to keep them busy all day long! It’s easy to draw a blank when you need several activities for kids at home to choose from that don’t involve tablets or video games. Here’s a list of indoor and outdoor activities to make it easier for you on those long days.
If you thought your Thanksgiving dinner was good, just wait until you try these amazingly delicious Thanksgiving leftover recipes. Make new dishes out of your leftover turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. Anywhere from Turkey Shepard’s Pie to Thanksgiving Pizza
The Avenue at White Marsh has new restaurants coming this Fall! In place of where the Tex-Mex restaurant food chain Don Pablos was, there will now be Wayward Smokehouse & The Curious Oyster. This dual concept restaurant and bar will be family friendly and have outdoor seating. The Grand Opening celebration will be on November 2nd!
The Abby Cobb Home Team decided on creating a video on women empowerment involving the Girls FCUSA Soccer Club, featuring the song “Fight Song”. We chose that song to show girls and women that they can be encouraging, supportive, and empowering to other women everywhere they go.
Hikes with Mountain Views Annapolis Rock & Black Rock on the Appalachian Trail Forty of the Appalachian Trail’s 2,168 miles run through Maryland. Some people backpack the trail for days, but there are several scenic hikes that families can enjoy. Annapolis Rock is a 2.2 mile long trail overlooking Greenbrier Lake and Cumberland Valley to … Continued
Every year The Abby Cobb Home Team gets together and plans their events. For the end of the year, we decided to be a little different then your typical Breakfast with Santa. We invited all our clients to join us at Gunpowder Lodge to have Breakfast with The Grinch! Our clients had a great time meeting the man who does not like Christmas at all. The children were able to help The Grinch’s heart grow three times that day with all the joy they had!
For many of us, the meaning of Thanksgiving usually includes four day weekends, feasting, football games, floats, and an introduction to Christmas festivities. The first Thanksgiving was neither a feast or holiday. It didn’t actually become a legal holiday until 1941. Following the Mayflower’s arrival at Plymouth Rock in 1620, the Pilgrims suffered the loss of 46 of their original 102 colonists. The remaining Pilgrims were able to survive the winter with the help of Indians, ending in a traditional English harvest festival in 1621 that lasted three days.
In June 1676, the community of Charlestown, Massachusetts proclaimed a day of thanksgiving for their good fortune. This day was not celebrated with the Indians since the colonists had a recent victory over the “heathen natives”. Over one hundred years later, all 13 colonies participated in a Thanksgiving feast.
We all love the different food we get to enjoy on Thanksgiving. The one day of the year that we don’t regret eating too much! Here are a few recipes to get you started for your day of festivities!
ContentsBaltimore County/City Harford/Cecil CountyAnne Arundel County Baltimore County/City Inner Harbor– (July 4th) 7 – 10pm: Fireworks can be viewed from Federal Hill, Locust Point, Fells Point, Canton, & Harbor East. Dundalk– (July 4th) 9:15pm: Fireworks primarily centered around the North Point Government Center. Overlea– (July 4th) 5:00pm: Start the celebration at Fullerton Park with music … Continued
Once a quarter, Homes by Abby hosts a Business Mixer. Our business mixers allows business owners a chance to network and possibly receive referrals from one another. This year, Homes by Abby wanted to switch up the event a bit. Everyone was able to dress up in their football gear and enjoy Thursday Night … Continued
Who doesn’t like a great paint night? Every May, Homes by Abby hosts our annual Ladies Paint Night at Conrads Restaurant in Perry Hall. We love to have all of our women clients come out and have a relaxing night without the men tagging along. Back To Top 2017 Back To Top 2018 Back To … Continued
