Contributors
We Want to Know … What's your most embarrassing travel memory?
“My control-freak self planned every detail of a fabulous trip up the California coast. En route, I picked the wrong turn and got us lost on a road that had no turnaround for 40 miles.”
Jessica Long, Contributing Editor Mom to Noah (8) and Ava (6) Assignment: Kiddie Culture Calendar
www.homeschoolinginheels.com
“As a tween vacationing in Captiva, I forgot my bathing suit. The first day I had to swim in shorts and a tank top. At the time, it was the end of my little world.”
Nicole Mitchem, Photographer Mom to Cole (14), Noah (12) and Trace (8) Assignment: Summer Party
www.nicolemitchemphotography.com
“I forgot our arrival date. We ended up at our destination a day early. Thank God there were rooms available!”
Tina Jackson, Wardrobe Stylist
Mom to Jazmine (9), Daisia (8), Meah (6) and Taylor (4) Assignment: Summer Party
www.stylemyattic.com
“I tried to use a novelty map to find The Catacombs of Paris. Bad move; we were circling the near vicinity for over an hour. Maps without street names aren't so helpful after all.”
Shelley Easter, Graphic Designer Mom to dog Madeline Assignment: Summer Issue Design
www.shelleyeaster.com
“The most embarrassing vacation memories were about the horrible ’90s fashion statements! I rocked the hyper-color T-shirt, Umbros and scrunchies. Yikes!”
Abby Liga, Photographer Aunt to Taylor (18), Luke (10), Alyssa (3) and Bryson (6 months) Assignment: PLAYing Dress-Up, G is for Green
www.ligaphotography.com
“When I was 11, my dad was driving the boat too fast, and we flipped. I lost my swimsuit bottoms and had to climb back on the boat with my bare bum showing. It was mortifying!”
Carrie Brown, Hair and Makeup Artist Mom to dogs Toby and Leia Assignment: Summer Party
www.beautybycarriebrown.com
“I tend to erase all embarrassing moments from my memory to spare myself the pain!”
Amy Smith, Photographer Mom to Ansley (7) and Adaline (5) Assignment: Skyler's birth announcement
www.amysmithphoto.com
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