The day has finally come. Every parent's worst nightmare.Your little boy or girl has matured into a hormonal adolescent and he or she has just strolled through the front door armed with a self-satisfied smirk and a little slip of paper from the DMV that reads: provisional learner's permit! (sponsored post)
It isn't easy being a parent in the digital age. It's natural to want to share technology with your kids. After all, digital competence is perhaps the most important skill a kid can have growing up in the new economy. The problem is: some of these technologies that are appropriate for adults can be harmful to children. The following are a few tips to help guide your decision-making process. (sponsored post)
If there's one thing that's totally unavoidable, it's the fact that we live in the internet age. Kids don't go to the library to do their research for school; they go online. However, all things must be done in balance and there are some real benefits to monitoring how much time that your child spends online. If you're curious about what some of the pros and cons are as it relates to supervising your child's internet usage, be sure to keep reading. (sponsored post)
The old adventurer sitting at the inn table looks tired, worn, and beaten. He tries to smile, fails, and instead just looks at his mug of warm ale. He says there's a treasure to be found that he will pay you to find. He'd get it himself, but he's in no shape to do so and not as young as he once was. He'll pay you up front and you are welcome to keep all the treasure you find along the way. When you ask him what the catch is, he mumbles something about a crumbling tomb, monsters, and a rampaging ghost. You shrug. A jobs a job and you could use the gold. Time to go make a living the hard way.
Our goal is to have an epic adventure using one quest per week. This means it will take us roughly around 20 weeks to complete the campaign, "The Shadow Rune". During this time, I’m going to chronicle our family's journey as they travel through the kingdom of Arhynn. After a few gaming sessions, I’ll write a full review of the game to post on this site.
Quietly, you move through the treeline, looking for any signs of movement on the horizon. Pausing for a moment, you carefully examine a set of tracks. They look to be fresh, big, and heavy. There's a buck nearby. As your heart rate increases, you do what you can to settle your nerves. If the majestic animal is still close, you'll need to position yourself and wait. Or should you press on and keep looking, in hopes of sneaking up on the deer? Make a choice and risk it all or play it safe. Just keep in mind that no legendary hunting story ever began with, "So I called it a day and went back home."