Written by Pregnant Polly As you may have surmised from the not so mysterious name- I'm pregnant. My hormones are a little, shall we say........ unpredictable. The brunt of which is inflicted upon my poor husband daily. I didn't experience these hormonal mood changes (outbursts!) with our first child so this is completely new to me (and him). The first major "incident" came … [Read more...]
Email Mrs. Claus
Written by Samantha Behind every great man is a great woman.Ever wonder about the woman behind jolly old St. Nick? … [Read more...]
All I Want For Christmas
Written by Samantha Christmas lists aren’t just for kids! I’ve had my eye on some Vera Bradley luggage for months, and I can assure you I’ve been a very good girl. … [Read more...]
Arlington Wreaths Project
Written by Samantha Volunteers of Wreaths Across America filled Arlington National Cemetery on Saturday to lay wreaths on five thousand gravestones. … [Read more...]
Interview with Jon Gosselin- Part Two
Interview by Samantha The following is Part Two of my interview with Jon- we discussed his Christmas plans, New Years resolutions and where he would like to be in ten years. Enjoy. IW Do you have any projects or anything in the works that you can share with us? JG I’ve been working on my children’s foundation. Right now I just want to get through my legal battles and … [Read more...]
Interview with Jon Gosselin: Part One
Interview by Samantha Last Wednesday I had the opportunity to interview the much talked about Jon Gosselin. We discussed everything from his Thanksgiving, to his controversial dating life. Speaking with Jon after watching the show for so long was a little surreal. We talked for almost a half hour and there were no stipulations regarding what I could or could … [Read more...]
Amazing Women- Erma Bombeck
Written by Lily I have every Erma Bombeck book that she ever wrote. I found her book, The Grass is Always Greener over the Septic Tank in the high school library. I thought it was cute and liked how she described her adventure of moving her family from the city to settle the new territory of suburbia. It was a view from my parent's generation. I spent most of my childhood in … [Read more...]
It’s Cookie Time!
Written by Ann Sugar cutouts, nut tossies, chocolate chip, oatmeal lacies, it's the most wonderful time of the year! Nothing tempts me more than the treats my mother bakes at Christmas. For over fifty years, Mom has baked dozens and dozens and dozens of Christmas cookies in several varieties to satisfy her big family. … [Read more...]
The Blind Side
Written by Tiffany Opened November 20, 2009 | Runtime: 2 hr. 6 min. PG-13: one scene involving brief violence, drug and sexual references Bring an extra large box of Kleenex, this is definitely a three hanky experience. This is based on the true story of Michael Oher. Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw play Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy, a wealthy southern couple who take in … [Read more...]
Obama’s Continuing Errors In Judgement
Written by Jeff The decision by the Obama administration (despite Attorney General Holder’s assertions that this was his sole decision) to try Khalid Sheik Mohammed, and his four associates in New York City in a federal courtroom using United States criminal laws is another major mistake that this administration has made. Unlike other mistakes this one may have a security … [Read more...]
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