Old Navy’s Insane Exchange Policy

Have I mentioned how hard it is to dress Cordy? The kid has a long torso, shorter legs, and isn't lacking in hips or butt. (More proof that she wasn't switched at birth.) As a result, very few clothes … [Continue reading...]



Checking For Black Cats & Avoiding Ladders

Ever feel like you're cursed? Like you passed by a penny on the ground, or broke a mirror, or walked under a ladder or stepped on a crack or any other crazy daily activity that is rumored to bring you … [Continue reading...]



Mom or Zookeeper – What’s The Difference?

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When I was little, I wanted to work in a zoo. I loved everything about animals, and knew that no matter what, the only job that would be right for me would be one that involved caring for animals … [Continue reading...]



Haiku Friday: Simple Pleasures

An unexpectedsurprise tonight, hidden ina closet cornerOne final box ofThin Mint Girl Scout cookies Iforgot months agoThe perfect hidingspot, and now the perfect snack:chocolatey goodness I was … [Continue reading...]



Raiders of the Lost Garage

In an effort to simplify our surroundings and possibly make a little money on the side, we're having a garage sale this Saturday. While I've always been willing to throw a few unwanted items in the … [Continue reading...]



Signs of a Good Birthday Party

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A cake, designed by the birthday girl:Ice cream to go with the cake (with Phat Mommy ice cream scoop):Baby bird mouth:Sugar highs:Cool gifts:Hanging with friends:Per the birthday girl's request, we … [Continue reading...]



Forty Years Ago, I Would Have Starved

There are times when I read food blogs and drool over the amazing looking food those bloggers prepare. I've even bookmarked a few recipes that looked too good to pass over.But let's be honest: will I … [Continue reading...]