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Just Ida-Go! (For the Snow)

January 16, 2020

Ski Schweitzer MountainIdaho Family Ski VacationSchweitzer Mountain IdahoIsn’t it funny the things from our own childhoods that really stick with us?  These things that we say “I’m never going to do that” or “Why would my parents make these choices?”  Making note of all the things we will do very differently when we are a parents, of course.

One such thing was skiing.  My father owned his own business and, being an orthodontist, relied on working with his hands (albeit it in children’s mouths).  We enjoyed fabulous family vacations, don’t get me wrong, but not many ski vacations.  Worried about falling and an injury that would put our family out of work (you see, my entire family worked in the office), he was not riding the lift up with us or coaching my siblings and me down the mountain.  Some of this could also be attributed to his fear of heights.  Sure, they took us on some snowy vacations – I remember taking ski lessons with my sister on a family vacation to Central Oregon.  We were horrible and I’m fairly sure that we crashed each time we tried to exit the lift.  But, if your family isn’t invested in the “ski effort,” it’s really hard to get enough learning hours under your belt to successfully get down the mountain.

Now you see, me being a dismal skier wasn’t the end of the world.  While I did grow up in Northern California, I was hours from the mountains.  I remember a few invitations with friends to join them at their family cabins, but it wasn’t as if snowy peaks were right outside my door nor a weekly ski bus leaving from school on Friday afternoons.  It wasn’t until I went to college in Oregon and met the man pictured in these photos (along side our children), that I started to wish that I was a more experienced (let’s be real, any experienced) skier.

Fast forward a decade (or two), and now we’re raising children in the beautiful Pacific Northwest with the cascade mountains as our neighbors.  The ski bus leaves every Friday afternoon from the middle school parking lot.  Their elementary school classmates are members of the ski team.

With a goal of becoming a ski family, we started with weekly lessons at the closest mountain.  And while the convenience was tops (aside from any pass closures), we often found ourselves holed up in the busy lodge as the kids skied through freezing rain and manufactured snow.  On the rare occasion that we did all get out on the mountain, it was a zoo of fellow Seattlites, resulting in long lift lines and crowded runs.  After several years of this, we decided to invest our ski school dollars instead into family ski vacations.

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Summer in Sandpoint, IdahoEnter Idaho.  Washington’s closest neighbor to the east, we fell in love with the Idaho Panhandle, specifically the beautiful town of Sandpoint, last year as we were driving through on our way to visit Glacier, National Park.  We loved this little town on the banks Lake Pend Orielle (pronounced Pond-e-ray), snuggly situated between Spokane, Washington and The Selkirk Mountains to the west and Montana (a mere 75 miles east) and The Cabinet Mountains.  In fact, we had such a great time passing through, that we returned later in the summer for one final outdoor hoorah – floating in the swimming hole, hiking in the woods…and driving a mere 20 minutes from town up Schweitzer Mountain to check out the resort; making our plans for a winter return.  In the summer heat (I love this high alpine climate), it was difficult to imagine the place covered in snow and teaming with snow sport enthusiasts.  Yet with obvious construction underway and preparations being made, we could tell that this was a place to return to; and we booked another trip to Sandpoint and our first ski vacation to Schweitzer.

The photos above are taken on a snow-covered City Beach, a central feature of Sandpoint’s small downtown.  In the snow, we had it all to ourselves; however, months earlier it was filled with swimming kids, sunbathers, and a dock full of boats.

Schweitzer Mountain SkiFamily Ski Trip SchweitzerIdaho Family VacationSkiing with kids is not easy.  It is a testament to all of the patience, preparation, and persistence required of parenting.  Do you have everything?  Have you gone to the bathroom?  You’re cold.  Too hot.  Missing a glove.  Oh…and you don’t want to do ski lessons?

Let me assure you.  Ski lessons are a requirement.  Aside from the obvious; we can all make the connection between professional instruction and improved skiing.  Oh, and the fact that parents then get to ski by themselves (we’ll get to more on that in a moment).  Lessons with the Schweitzer ski school team were FUN.  They all had fun, we all had fun.

Our family was greeted by an instructor who immediately recognized us (and not just by the confused looks on our faces, she actually knew our names).  When I signed the kids up for these lessons, I provided score cards from last year’s lessons, so the kids were immediately assigned to groups of their levels.  (Although I had this material at the ready, I’m sure that Schweitzer’s knowledgeable ski school team could adeptly place kids in groups based on their skills).  The kids then spent the morning sharpening their skills before taking a lunch break…in a yurt.  Following lunch, they skied for couple more hours; exploring the mountain (including several trails through the trees, complete with jumps), further perfecting those turns.

Meanwhile, John and I took a few leisurely runs before turning in for an early lunch at The Skyhouse, the lodge atop the mountain.  We shared an order of chicken poutine before heading back out to enjoy the view above the clouds and ski for the remainder of the afternoon.

You may notice that I am on a snowboard.  Well, I met this boy my freshman year of college.  At the time, he was a snowboarder.  After several months of dating, my parents allowed me to join his family on a ski vacation (What were they thinking?? Will I allow my kids this adventure in the coming years?? Only time will tell).  After flailing after him on the mountain and realizing that all of my college friends were avid skiers (many from the Pacific Northwest), I decided to take up the sport in earnest.  As I retell to my children, I took lessons and rode that ski bus (except the one I was on was leaving from my college campus).

Fast forward again to after this college boyfriend and I got married and had three children.  We returned to the snow after a very long hiatus.  And wouldn’t you know it?  He decided to pick-up skiing again.  Now, to be fair, John grew up skiing and is an advanced skier.  And, with our three kids on skis, it makes a lot of sense for him to be on two boards.  But me?  I’m securely strapped into one.  Never really having learned to ski, this is where I feel the most secure.  And while I’m not good (I’ve warned my kids to not expect any of the tricks they see on YouTube), I can hold up the rear.  Which has proved helpful when skiing with kids.

View from the top, Schweitzer Mountain IdahoSnowboard Schweitzer IdahoView from the top of Schweitzer MountainAfter one day of lessons (and a date afternoon for the parents to ski together), we enjoyed 2 more days of family skiing.  I feel like we have finally arrived!  After years of lessons and our fair share of frustrated, cold, and hungry moments (which, still do happen on occasion), we can ski together as a five-some!  At Schweitzer that meant a breeze through non-existent lift lines then dividing into two groups to ride the chairlifts; a parent with each.  The kids can exit the chairs safely (with only a couple of mishaps involving yours truly) and then patiently wait for me and alternatively complain about me being on a snowboard.

The two days that we skied as a family, we experienced fresh snow.  All the more fun for kids that like to head through the trees and practice their jumps.  Which, of course, their father can lead and keep up with.  Me?  I stay safely on those groomed trails.  With the Schweitzer Bowl and the two new lifts on the Outback Bowl, there are plenty of blue runs on both sides of the mountain for families to be entertained all day.  And, during our mid-day break, the staff at the village coffee shop gave our kids the royal treatment, with hot cocoa complete with extra whip and candy canes.  With new snow, no lines, wide open trails (with breath taking views of Pend Orielle), it’s no wonder Schweitzer claims their resort is like having your own private mountain!  Just what we were looking for!

Schweitzer Mountain Village

Another thing I was going to do differently as a parent?  Fly.  Growing up, I just wanted to fly to a destination, like all of the other people (the ones who also spread yellow mustard on their sandwiches).  Instead, we would pile into the family Oldsmobile (later the Suburban) and drive up to the Pacific Northwest, or head east; the desert Southwest and Rocky Mountain states were among our favorite destinations.  Here in lies the irony in parenting…we (John and I) live for a good road trip.  My kids just want to fly, probably to someplace exotic like Hawaii.

So prep that Audible playlist and be sure to pack chains, as adventure awaits east of the Cascades in the beautiful wonderland of the Idaho Panhandle.  Whether you come to bask in the warm summer sun on the shores of Lake Pend Orielle or to hit the slopes at Schweitzer (and why not both?!), this area is sure to make you an Idaho convert as well.

A very special thank you to Schweitzer Mountain for partnering with me on this post.  It is a pleasure to share this ski resort with you, dear reader.  As always, you can expect all opinions to be entirely my own.

 

 

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Back-To-School Staycation

August 30, 2019

Seattle Family TravelVisit Bellevue Family TravelSeattle Family BlogThe days are getting shorter and, even in the summer heat, the wind is changing and leaves are beginning to turn.  And…dread, back-to-school is upon us.

I mourn the end of summer.  I love warm weather, summer styles, and (above all else) the freedom from schedules.  I enjoy being at home with the kids with no agenda.  Yes, we have a few weeks of camp sprinkled in between our family adventures, but I enjoy “the dog days” of summer when we spend late mornings in our jammies with the kids building lego cities for hours.

Because this change in season is particularly difficult for me, I try to find joy in and make special plans for our final days before school starts.  With 3 kids in elementary school, early fall can be a very difficult transition as our schedules suddenly become much more busy.  Each year we plan a final camping weekend over Labor Day with our family friends.  And this year, we decided to make back-to-school shopping a fun adventure by planning a “staycation” in downtown Bellevue (a quick trip across Lake Washington from Seattle).

Staycation Bellevue HyattBellevue StaycationSeattle Family BlogFamily Stay Bellevue HyattWe thoroughly enjoyed our overnight stay at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue.  As a family of 5, we rarely stay in hotels…the kids kept calling every detail “fancy.” And we were fancy!  From ordering room service of warm chocolate chip cookies with milk while watching a late night movie, to taking bubble baths in the luxurious tub, we lived it up!

And it’s hard for us to choose a favorite activity.  For the kids, the lap- size pool complete with noodles and balls was definitely a highlight.  And I certainly enjoyed the convenience to all that downtown Bellevue has to offer.  After checking in (and doing a couple of cartwheel in our suite), we ventured across the street to Din Tai Fung for dumplings and their phenomenal green beans (a family crowd pleaser).  With full bellies, we settled in to watch the aforementioned movie in our jammies.  After putting the kids to bed, my husband and I enjoyed some alone time drinking wine in that giant tub.

Bellevue Hyatt RegencyVisit Downtown BellevueBellevue Hyatt Regency SuiteSeattle Family BlogWhen we awoke late the next morning, we headed downstairs to the Hyatt’s beautiful atrium to enjoy brunch.  With young children, I can’t remember the last time we brunched…let alone the last time we all slept in past 8:00?!  This may be the highlight of my trip!  The breakfast service at the hotel’s Eques restaurant was delicious.  The kids’ enjoyed the buffet; helping themselves to fresh fruit, bacon and waffles with Nutella.  I choose healthier options, ordering a green smoothie and a poached egg on avocado toast that I’m still drooling over.

After breakfast, we thought that a dip in the pool would be a perfect opportunity to get some energy out before hitting the shops at Bellevue Square for some back-to-school shopping.  Bellies full and hair wet from the pool, when we finally wandered across the street we were prepared with our agenda.  We started at Uniqlo for some great basics.  We hit the jackpot (no pun intended), when Jack discovered the elastic waist jeans, which are perfect for a lean child looking for pants.  And the girls each snuggled up to fleece jackets.  Afterwards, the girls and I headed over the Zara Kids for some more trend-driven back-to-school styles.  We capped off our trip with smoothies and a game of chess before leaving for home well-rested and feeling moderately more prepared for school’s start.

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Thank you for returning to read my blog.  I have taken a much-needed and much-longer respite from this space than I had anticipated.  Writing and sharing feels good and I’m happy to be back at it.  I hope you enjoy a restful long weekend and are prepared for the changing season upon us.  I look forward to sharing more and connecting in this space in the coming weeks. Cheers to the long Labor Day weekend! ~Jenn

A special ‘thank you’ to the Hyatt Regency Bellevue for hosting our family.  And we are also grateful to Eques and the Bellevue Collection for their hospitality.  While this post was sponsored by these lovely partners, you can always expect all content, photos, and opinions to be my own.

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How-To Style a Family Photo Shoot

June 29, 2018

Seattle Family Photography Chelsea MacorSeattle Family Discovery BeachHow To Style Family PhotosSeattle Kids Photography Chelsea MacorSeattle Family Blogger

Last month I had the pleasure of working with Seattle family photographer, Chelsea Macor.  We cooked up a plan to shoot at the beach during “the golden hour” – yep, after dinner into almost bedtime (the low light of sunset provides beautiful lighting).  In exchange for good behavior, I bribed the kids with a dessert picnic.  This included magical creature cakes (decorated by the girls) and champagne to relax the adults.

While sharing these photos, Chelsea and I thought it would be fun to also do a quick Q&A about styling your family for a photo session.  I get asked a lot from clients and friends how to style families for these types of shoots and I want to acknowledge that dressing your own family for photos is stressful.  Dressing other’s families is waaaaay easier because, as a stylist, I don’t have to hear if something is uncomfortable or if someone doesn’t want to wear a particular color or style.  Taking photos is stressful enough, so I suggest trying to get everyone in clothes that allow them to be themselves.  I know this is so tricky…for example, my son doesn’t wear buttons (or pants), my hubs only wears blue tones, and my daughters’ hair is always going to look crazy!

Oh, and I also suggest magical creature cake!

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Chelsea: I often recommend clients pick a jumping off point (mom’s outfit, inspiration pic, etc) for choosing their clothing.  How do you pull your outfits together?

I start with a common neutral color that will unify a family’s look.  We chose navy blue (yes, navy is a neutral).  We all look good in blue and (as stated above), my husband truly only wears blue and black.  As such, we already have a lot of blue in our wardrobes.  Because it is a great neutral, many other colors look good with it and can compliment one another.  Plus, with a common color, I’m all about mixing patterns because the color palette can make the group look cohesive.  Also, with regards to the other colors and patterns, I do not like to be too matchy-matchy.  Instead, I try to compliment yet all look different (and also capture each person’s unique style).  Therefore, I am mindful that the patterns look good together but are not too similar.  For example, my son is in horizontal stripes, my eldest daughter in a tie-dye with a horizontal pattern and my youngest daughter is wearing a micro vertical stripe skirt (all in navy/white).  I then add in color with my son’s green shorts, my daughter’s floral print top (with hints of red) and my graphic print dress.  Does this all make sense?

Chelsea: What things did you take into consideration when deciding what to wear?  For instance; your house, the vibe, etc.

I usually prefer an outdoor setting for our family photos.  First, my kids are always so active, so there is plenty for them to do.  I love natural shots of them playing (rather than being too posed).  I also love beach shoots because then we don’t have to wear shoes (at least the kids don’t).  I find shoes to be the most difficult part of family styling because my kids are SO picky about their footwear.  My son generally only wear sneakers (and they are hideous) and my girls can be equally as finicky.

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Chelsea: What feeling or vibe were you trying to communicate with your clothing?We’re a really casual family.  Generally, I allow my kids to pick-out their own outfits (I still buy their clothes, so they are making choices within my parameters!).  I want my kids to make their own choices and be their own people, so I really want our photos to reflect that.  People that know us would think it was awkward if we were all too perfectly styled, quaffed, or posed.  My goal for our family photos are to capture us, in this moment in time.  Perhaps a more pulled-together version but still us.

Chelsea: When it comes down to it, does comfort or style win?

Ha! This is a funny one.  Generally, with regards to my looks, I would always say style.  But, as a mom and for my family, I definitely now lean more towards comfort.  I know, shocker!  I no longer have the energy to fight certain battles (it’s so true that you DO have to choose), and I want everyone to have a good time.  Nothing is worse than taking photos smiling through gritted teeth as you correct your children (and spouse!).  Oddly, this sentiment has also begun to creep into my personal daily style as well.  You will more often find me in sneakers than heels these days.  It’s simply not worth the pain as you chase your busy family around!  (Who ever thought I would be saying this…and on the record, no less?!)

Chelsea: What advice would you give parents who don’t feel like picking out and styling clothes is their strength?

Hmmm…hire a professional.  Or, if not, give yourself time, especially if you don’t feel like styling is your strong suit.  Honestly, you’re being lazy if you dress everyone in the same matching tee or head to one store and pick out unifying looks.  I always suggest starting in your existing wardrobes.  Pull pieces that your family actually wears (yet is in good shape – meaning not too worn, stained, etc).  See first what those pieces look like together.  Is there a unifying color?  From there, you can come up with a shopping list for additional items that can pull everyone together.  Stretch yourself – add and mix patterns and differing styles.  You know your family best, try to find pieces that reflect the individuals yet also look like you all belong.  In other words, do not leave styling to the last minute!

Also, you don’t have to break the bank to style your kids.  I’m loving the Target kids’ lines “Art Class” (Romie’s tie-dye dress is from this line) and “Cat & Jack.”  Jack’s tee is H&M (they have great basics as well).  Other kids’ favorites include Zara, Tea and Mini Boden.

My husband is the trickiest (honestly!).  I have to choose something for him that he already owns.  A classic pair of dark denim and a button-down shirt always looks good on a man.

Finally, steam or iron your clothes before your shoot.  And wear natural hair and makeup – this isn’t your wedding moment, be yourself!

Seattle Blogger What Jenn WoreSeattle Family Blog{outfit details} John: Marine Layer & AG Jeans | Jack: H&M | Romie: Art Class (Target) | Eloise: Tea | Me: The Odells | Dutch+Bow earringsSeattle Family Fun Discovery BeachThank you Chelsea, for the beautiful photos and fun collaboration.

Happy Friday! ~Jenn

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Please stay safe, remain respectful, and true to yourself. Social media is a beautiful way to connect, create, and inspire...but can also be a dangerous rabbit hole of misinformation and an opportunity for people to behave in a way they ordinarily wouldn’t in person. Off my soap box. Have a lovely Friday!#wordsfrommyheart #realoutfitgram #flamingosshoes #whiteboots #notmondaymoments
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