Before kids, (BK), I went tandem hang gliding in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Twice. First time, my pilot -- a very cute 22 year old Carioca -- forgot his camera. He told me that he would take me again for free. The first time we ran off the cliff together (literally) to start our ride, I closed my eyes. That’s how frightened I was. 
Every summer my beloved state of Vermont gets an influx of tourists. I can't blame them. Vermont in the summer is a beautiful place and while we may be known for our snow and skiing, Vermont summers are truly some of the most picturesque that I have ever witnessed.
Just in time for Mother’s Day, AOL premieres a new series, “Little Women, Big Cars”. The show centers around 4 moms in Los Angeles and stars Amy Yasbeck (Wings, Hot in Cleveland), Kristy Swanson (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Psych), Romy Rosemont (Glee), Julie Warner (Crash, Nip/Tuck), Ed Begley Jr. (Portlandia, The New Adventures of Old Christine) and Antonio Sabato Jr. (Melrose Place, The Bold and the Beautiful).
I’ll never forget the first time I traveled as a mom, my baby girl was 3-months old and we had a 2-week vacation planned. We were spending a long weekend seeing the sights in San Francisco, 5 days snowboarding in Park City, then a week in San Diego visiting family. Looking back, I guess that was kind of an aggressive itinerary. 
What is it about traveling that puts me into a twilight zone of sorts in the week before I leave? Anxiety starts to set in, telling me that I won't get enough work done before I go. I won't remember to pack something important. I won't have time to get the pedicure that I so desperately need as my toes see sunshine for the first time in months. I won't, I won't, I won't.
The cast of The Hunger Games movie (set for release Mrach 23rd) is traveling around the country, reaching out to fans at malls from Atlanta to Dallas, Miami to LA, and you can bet moms are driving their children long distances to get to these promotional visits.Page 1 of 29
