Now is the time of the year to talk with your kids about fire safety. With many of us stuck in our homes (see the post before this about being snowed in) and having real Christmas trees, this is a talk we all need to have. Even if you don't have a real tree, your kids definitely need to know what to do if a fire would happen to break out. I know that ...continue reading
17 Nov | 2008
Good week, good times, New York Times
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Last week was a pretty good week. My week started off with an email from a New York Times reporter wanted to interview regarding a post I wrote about Amazon's frustration free packaging. Once I picked myself up off the floor, I emailed him back and told him it was okay to call. I had a great conversation with their technology reporter, and I went on my ...continue reading
14 Nov | 2008
The Power Of Parents
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It is amazing that we are given this little gift of life without a handbook. We try our best to keep them safe. However, there are some things as parents we should know. I was lucky enough to be invited onto a phone call with the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children and learned a lot of information about keeping my kids safe. My goal is let ...continue reading
20 Oct | 2008
Where are they now: Steve Burns
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Anybody who was born in the 90's or who have had kids in the last ten years knows all about Blue's Clues. When it first started, Steve was the one we got to watch on the show with Blue. However, halfway through its run, he decided to leave. Due to a fun conversation that took place on Twitter this morning, I was to find out what Steve has been up to. ...continue reading
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