Elisa Ritter
Feed your Family this Year- Start your Own Garden!
Four years ago after we moved to Ramona, I told my husband that I wanted to plant fruit trees in our yard and to start a garden. Being the supportive person he is, he...
One City Girl’s Experience :: Living the Country Life
I'm a city girl! I've lived in San Diego since the age of 5, and have been centrally located most of my life. I went to San Diego High School right in the heart...
Thanksgiving: A Family Tradition
When my family immigrated to this country we didn't have the slightest idea what Thanksgiving was. In the past my parents might of heard of "El dia del pavo", but had never celebrated it.
Coming...
A Tale of a Cocktail…or Two or Three.
A few weeks ago, as I sat on the living room floor trying to make sense of 3 weeks worth of homeschooling work, I got a Facebook notice from our San Diego Moms Blog page...
Surviving the TEEN Years : a Mother’s Plea for Help
My name is Elisa and I am a mom of a TEEN girl. GASP!
I know, I know, I tried avoiding it as much as I could but she became a teen anyways. Gone are...
Taking the Plunge into Homeschool
When the hubby and I started discussing an alternative school for our son, who was five at the time, we didn't bother to think of homeschool. We knew that traditional school was not working...
Surviving Loss, And Why I’m No Longer Angry With God
After Oscar and I became parents, (while still attending SDSU) our evenings started to revolve more around videotaping our daughter, Isabella learning how to roll over, and less about partying.
We had been best friends...
I Want to be THAT Mom: Notes on Mom Goals
I always knew I wanted to be a mom.
However, I don't remember ever putting any thought into the type of mom I wanted to be. Would I be like my mother? (Oh! goodness gracious.)
Would...
What moms REALLY want for Mother’s Day
What moms really want on Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day approaches, dads will rush to the stores and buy moms their favorite flowers, a potted plant, or maybe a necklace with that ever so subtle...