Paula Bendfeldt-Diaz 
Summer is almost here and many families are planning to take road trips with the kids. Last year we traveled at least a couple of thousand miles during the summer and now that the kids are a bit older and gas prices are lower, we have even more road trip adventures planned. When we are … Read more
Our stay at the Grand Floridian was part of a press trip however all opinions are my own and are sincere. #DisneyFamilia There’s no way around it, Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort is one of the most beautiful luxury resorts in Orlando and Disney’s flagship hotel but with so many accommodations options in the area you might … Read more
I recently wrote about what our dog Sally means to our family and how keeping her safe is so important to us. She is part of our family and she has changed my daughter’s life, and all of our lives and that is why I am excited to share with you our experience with Adams™ Flea … Read more
This is sponsored post in collaboration with Pangea and Latina Bloggers Connect. However, all opinions expressed are my own. Living away from your family is difficult, specially during special holidays and celebrations like Mother’s Day. I miss my mom and my family who live back home all the time but when Mother’s Day comes along … Read more
Sedona is not only considered one of the most beautiful places in the world, it is also believed that in Sedona you will find energy centers. This energy is the reason that such a large New Age community has sprung up in the Sedona area, bringing with it a variety of spiritual practices and alternative … Read more
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Barilla®. The opinions and text are all mine. I’ve talked before of how, for me food is strongly tied to my traditions and to my culture. Food is not only tied to traditions but also to memories and that is why I love cooking with … Read more
Long gone are those days when I lived carefree and did not think about the future. Now thinking about the future: how I will make sure that my daughter who has autism has the financial backup she needs and how I need to save for college for my son, is something I do all the … Read more
Financial independence for Latina women can look very different from one person to the next. For me, it started with writing about Guatemala because I missed home. I certainly wasn’t thinking about building a travel business when I started sharing the places, foods, traditions, and experiences I loved. I was living away from Guatemala, raising … Read more
Shucos are Guatemalan street-style hot dogs made with toasted bread, a layer of creamy guacamole, grilled sausages, cooked cabbage, and the trinity of sauces every cart uses: mustard, mayo, and ketchup. This easy shucos recipe brings the flavor of Guatemalan street foods to your own kitchen.
We recently saw the new movieTinker Bell and the Legend of the Neverbeast with my daughter, we had our own girls movie night and had so much fun talking about princesses, fairies and all things Disney. For our special girl’s movie night I decided to make some cupcakes and inspired in the movie we turned … Read more
