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Paging Mr. Blackwell 10:06 AM, February 5, 2010

Over Thanksgiving weekend I saw a comedian, John Heffernan who went through a funny bit about how he is currently living with his wife, his sister in law, his 16 year old stepdaughter, and his 4... more >>>

Throwdown with the Disney Princesses (and the horse they rode in on) 10:28 AM, January 21, 2010

There?s a storm brewing in our house and a fight upon us?and the conflict is being fueled by the marketing juggernaut that IS the Disney Princess collection.

I?ll preface this by saying that... more >>>

Leisure Time as Defined by the Experts 9:12 AM, January 19, 2010

The Washington Post recently ran an article talking about leisure time - as studied by an expert, and written by a working mom (I know, I know, all moms are working moms) who had no leisure time.... more >>>

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