Amy Mejias
My name is Amy, and I’m a married mother to three wonderful boys. Originally from Southern California, I’ve called Chattanooga home since 2010. I hold a Master of Social Work degree and absolutely love both my day job and my second role as an adjunct university professor. I’m passionate about my faith, my family, and traveling whenever I get the chance. My family and I enjoy everything Chattanooga has to offer!
Mom Deserves Photos Too
With our upcoming graduate school graduation approaching in August, my friend and I were discussing taking graduation photos while in our 40s and sending out graduation announcements.
When I graduated with my bachelor's degree...
Our Chattanooga Spring And Summer To-Do List
Most of our summers include fun activities around Chattanooga mixed with some kind of family trip out of town, usually to the beach. However, due to my upcoming big trip to Europe for school...
Family-Friendly Vacation Guide To Georgia’s Golden Isles
About a six and half hour drive southeast of Chattanooga, you'll discover Georgia's Golden Isle beaches. These family-friendly beach destinations, including Jekyll Island and St. Simons Island, offer a peaceful and memorable getaway for...
Family-Friendly Vacation Guide To St. Petersburg, Florida
Many people have their go-to vacation spots, ones that feel like a second home, where they have their favorite restaurants, beaches, and recreation. Our favorite family vacation spot, located on the barrier islands of...
Water Park Resorts Near Chattanooga
Though it is only February and warm sunny days still may seem far away still, spring break is right around the corner, closely followed by summer! So, even if you have ice to wipe...
Life As A People-Pleasing Introvert
A few months ago, I watched an Instagram reel that resonated with me more than anything else I had ever seen. It featured a caption that stated something along the lines of “...people being confused...
Setting Sail As A Family Of Five
Something that became slightly more difficult for our family, when we grew from four to five people, is travel. It wasn't too bad when our now five- and three-year-olds were tiny because I could...
Winter Survival Secrets: Enjoying The Season Even When You Hate It
In the summer, if you ask me if I like living in Chattanooga, I will say yes and will tell you all about the great places to visit and fun activities to do in...
The Moments That Humble Us
At the pumpkin patch, while watching my younger children drawing in the chalk room, my oldest son, who is 11, asked if he could go play some games elsewhere. I was quick to say...
The Love/Hate Relationship Of Taking My Kids Anywhere
If you were to spot me and my kids out and about on any given Saturday morning, you'd see the following: my three-year-old either lying on the floor or antagonizing his brother; my almost...