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My friend, MamaJJ recommended that I watch Queen of Versailles. It’s about a billionaire’s family–and their experience when the economic bubble popped. Fair warning: apparently it kind of makes you want to strangle these people, but it is jaw-dropping enough that you can’t stop watching. Let me know what you think if you decide to Read More >>
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I found an article on treehugger the other day that totally stuck with me, and I wanted YOU to weigh in. Basically, it argued that kids don’t have enough unscheduled, unstructured playtime. We {we, being the parents} over-schedule them with music lessons, dance lessons, sports, language, tutoring, etc. We hope the opportunities will expose them Read More >>
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Ahh Friday, I LOVE you. 😉 This week just flew by and let me tell you Bob, I am tired. Hopefully I’ll be able to sneak a nap or two in this weekend. How about YOU? Got any cool plans for the weekend? ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – The Rodgers & Read More >>
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This past weekend I took The Girl and one of her BFF’s to Victoria, BC for our last girls trip before they girls head off to college. I took your advice and decided it would be a good destination with plenty to do. There’s about a million things to do, once you start digging around, Read More >>
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There is nothing worse than going to pull the garbage cans out front on garbage day, only to find that they have been ransacked by critters–critters with an obvious lack of basic table etiquette. Picking up remnants of garbage is not really my favorite past time–because of the rain, it’s usually a soggy gross mess. Read More >>
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