There is nothing my boys and I love more than riding bikes together. Zackary learned to ride a two-wheel bicycle in the spring of last year and we spent every nice day after that out on the road with the two of us on our bicycles and Benjamin in the bike trailer behind me. Now that Saskatchewan is finally starting to warm up, it’s time to start getting ready for another season of biking!
Master Lock asked me to create a video about bike safety this month and I was eager to get started. Even though there was still snow on the ground at the time, I was only too happy to share my thoughts in preparation for warmer days. Take a look at my top three bike safety tips for the coming season!
It’s that time of year again! The time to get out the receipts, collect employment information and file taxes! Since I’m self-employed, getting my taxes into the government in a timely manner is something I take pretty seriously. And with the various expenses involved with running a website and some of the deductions I’m entitled to claim for my boys’ various activities, I have quite a collection of receipts that need to be saved throughout the year!
Since Zackary learned to ride his two-wheeler this past summer, one of our favourite activities is riding bicycles together. With Benjamin either on his balance bike or in a bike trailer and my oldest son and I on our bikes, we explore the town, run errands and have all kinds of fun. So when my mission as a member of the 
Now that summer is over, it’s time to settle down, get organized and prepare for the routine of work and school that autumn always brings. But it’s also time to check my home to make sure that my family is safe and secure as the weather begins to cool. This month my job as a member of the 
Of course, if you have an older child, one of the most essential school supplies is a combination lock for your child’s locker. When I was in high school, locks were usually purchased from the school and the combination was kept safe in the school office’s filing cabinet. If a student ever forgot their combination, they could visit the office and have a secretary look up the combination for them. The system worked fairly well but often the original lock would be misplaced or changed at some point during the year and the combination in the office usually wasn’t updated if that happened. Needless to say, more than one lock had to be cut off a locker!
