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Today’s Jenna Bush Hager looks sensational in beach photo during family trip out
September 09, 2021 – 15:59 BST Hanna Fillingham Today star Jenna Bush Hager took to Instagram to share a stunning beach photo during a family trip out with her husband and children Jenna Bush Hager looked the epitome of chic over the weekend as she enjoyed a trip to the beach with her family. The Today star was pictured on Instagram dressed in a wide-brimmed hat and a white kaftan while posing with her lookalike daughter, who was wearing a co-ordinating outfit to her mom. MORE: Hoda Kotb stuns co-star Jenna Bush Hager with surprising wedding update
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How to Enjoy Family Vacations When You’re Always the Planner
One evening, after the kids were in bed, my exhausted husband fell onto the couch to watch TV. I, on the other hand, sat in front of my computer researching local beaches. It was a Friday night, so the question on my mind was: What will we do tomorrow? I explored options, the cost of parking and the best time of day to go, and then I posted on the local parent Facebook group to get more opinions. By the time I decided on a late-afternoon trip to the beach with a picnic dinner, my husband had moved from the
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Hospital staffing shortage forces Oregon family to travel
A family must travel 243 miles to Portland for their daughter’s leukemia treatment after the pandemic led to a staffing shortage at their local hospital in Medford. PORTLAND, Oregon — A family from Grants Pass drove to Portland last week to get treatment for their 3-year-old daughter’s cancer, and they will do it again next week. In April, the Burrell family discovered Avery had a form of leukemia. Since then, she’s had most of her follow-up treatments at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford, about 30 miles from from their home. Her most recent treatments lasted five days, during
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People claim certain family vacation activities remind them of their childhood
The saying “it’s not about the destination; it’s about the journey” can be applied to many things in life, but probably not vacations. That’s according to a new survey that asked 2,001 Americans about vacations and found that sightseeing (38 percent) and staying in a hotel or other accommodations (36 percent) are the biggest reasons why people look forward to them. 3 Adults have revealed that going on family vacations with their kids remind them of their own childhood memoriesCredit: Getty 3 Sadly, some find it highly stressfulCredit: Getty Meanwhile, packing (47 percent) and planning for the trip
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17 Fun Camping Games To Play On Your Next Family Trip
When it comes to family camping trips, people have one of these two experiences. They either end up having a ton of fun or they find it one of the most boring things they have ever experienced. The latter doesn’t sound so good, does it? The key to a great family camping trip is prior preparation. And no we aren’t just talking about the camping gear or essential items. We are talking about fun camping games. Check out some of these fun camping games to make your next family trip less boring. Scavenger Hunt A scavenger hunt in nature is
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Kate Middleton and Prince William enjoy last-minute family trip before children return to school
September 01, 2021 – 12:45 BST Danielle Stacey The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children have spent time with the Queen at Balmoral The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed one final family trip with their children before they return to school this month. HELLO! understands that Prince William and Kate travelled to Balmoral in Scotland with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, to spend time with the Queen during her summer break. The Cambridges have been pictured arriving at the monarch’s Scottish estate in previous years, and Kate was invited to
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Seven San Diego-area families evacuated from Afghanistan after summer trip abroad
Seven San Diego-area families that had been stranded in Afghanistan amid the Taliban takeover have now been evacuated, with one family still stuck in the country, according to officials from the local California school district. The Associated Press first reported Monday that six families from the Cajon Valley Union School District had safely made it out. Superintendent David Miyashiro confirmed to The Hill Wednesday that the total number increased to seven. The superintendent said that according to the school district’s Family and Community Liaisons department, four families “have safely returned to Cajon Valley,” with two additional families in the U.S.
