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Erin McCrea



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After graduating university (many years ago) with a BA in English, Erin moved around from South Korea to various places in Saskatchewan, to Alberta, until she finally settled down in Saskatoon for a Creative Writing job at a local radio station. Shortly after she settled down even more with a man, house, and dog. In 2016 she added a baby boy to the mix. After her son was born, Erin became a Stay at Home Writing Mom. Lately, you can find Erin always searching for adventures, writing, crafting (not always well), playing (or arguing) with a kid, playing (or arguing) with a big dog, or drinking a glass of wine.

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Your Guide to the Best Hamburgers in Saskatoon

Posted on: May 25, 2024

I’ve tried a lot of burgers in Saskatoon and I’ve asked around to get a list of the best hamburgers in Saskatoon! I’ve always enjoyed a delicious burger and have recently realized my little boy does as well. It doesn’t matter what I order for him, he’s going to end
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Roarsome Fun at Dinosaur World Live

Posted on: May 22, 2024

On the Monday of May Long, my son and I took in some roarsome fun at Dinosaur World Live. We were excited to see the realistic puppetry and to watch the dinosaurs come to life. We got there early so we could grab food and a dinosaur souvenir. We sat
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Favourite Saskatoon Parks and Playgrounds

Posted on: May 13, 2024

Saskatoon is home to so many favourite parks and playgrounds. The first list of our favourite playgrounds: Get Your Play-On at the 10 Best Playgrounds in Saskatoon has some great ideas for you, but we thought we’d add some more of our favourites! My son has helped me with the
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Family Fun at Draggins Rod and Custom Car Show

Posted on: April 26, 2024

We have found our newest Easter tradition. I took my son to the Draggins Rod and Custom Car Show over the Easter weekend. At 62 years, the annual Draggins Car Show is the longest running club-operated show in Canada. I feel bad that we have waited so long to take
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Review: The Little Mermaid at Persephone Theatre

Posted on: April 13, 2024

Persephone Theatre mer-made our night on Wednesday when we went to the preview show of Disney’s The Little Mermaid at Persephone Theatre. The show was mer-mazing. Okay. That was my last pun. This was the last performance of the 2023-2024 season. My friend and I had season tickets and for
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Family Fun at Homestyles

Posted on: April 1, 2024

Family Fun at Homestyles was exactly what we needed for a St Patrick’s Day activity! We got out of our house and got to show off our green! We always try to make it on Sunday because that is the day dedicated to Family Day. My son was very patient
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Saskatoon is the City of Bridges

Posted on: March 9, 2024

One of my favourite things about Saskatoon is that it’s the City of Bridges is the beautiful river running across it. Walks downtown are even better when you can stop and admire the river. Walks along Spadina are my absolute favourite. Because of the river, we need a lot of
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We Were Winterrupted at Winterruption 2024

Posted on: February 16, 2024

My family was Winterrupted at Winterruption! In January, we joined the family fun at Winterruption Outdoor.  This event has been growing bigger and better since 2016 and this year had two days with a focus on children’s programming, winter activities and Indigenous programming at W.E. Graham Park and Cosmo Hall.
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Valentine’s Crafts and Activities – Celebrating the Day with Your Littlest Loves

Posted on: February 9, 2024

Valentine’s Crafts and Activities became a way of life when my kiddo was a toddler. It’s the day of love. In my house, Valentine’s Day is celebrating all the love in the world. I have spent the week doing crafts with my son and helping him make things for his
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Winter Adventures at Cranberry Flats Conservation Area

Posted on: January 22, 2024

My family loves visiting Cranberry Flats Conservation Area. We go for hikes there any chance we get because we know our nature strolls will cheer us up – although my son doesn’t stroll: he runs, jumps, hides, off roads and skips. This winter, we haven’t had as many chances to
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