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Kat writes… Black Lark Gallery opened its doors in June this year and already they are making me wish I lived in East Sussex. Since opening they have had some fabulous exhibitions including one of my favourite collaborations Ashley G and Drew. It’s their latest exhibition which has me itching to spend an afternoon in St Leonards-on-Sea.

NORML’s 37th annual national conference, “It’s Not Your Parents’ Prohibition,” takes place this week – on Friday, October 17 and Saturday, October 18 – at the Doubletree Hotel & Executive Meeting Center in Berkeley, California.

October 14, 2008 $$, Client Appropriate, Dinner, Lunch, Parent Appropriate, Restaurant Review, casual attire, date appropriate, golden triangle, japanese, sushi | Tags: kaz sushi bistro review, kaz sushi bistro washington dc |   I’ve been to Kaz Sushi Bistro several times, but I hadn’t

Toys and Games Can Help You Break Ice With Your Child! October 13th, 2008 Toys and games can be put to a very good use of bettering your relationship with your child. All members of the family go through daily stresses of life, and as a parent staying in touch with your child can be very difficult.

I love fall and winter. It brings out the comforting side of me (not hard to do, though): warm simmering stews, knitting up comfort in wool, games with my kids by the fire, books read in candlelight, and visions of the holidays...

Many people wish that they could have picked their own parents. But with this recent study, you may very well wish you were born a mongoose. Why? Because mongooses (or how I like to call them mongeese), get to just that, they pick their own parent. The banded mongoose live in large family groups.

Caroline and mommy have gone on a church trip with grandmother and daddy is all alone.  I thought I would enjoy some ME time, but it’s getting old after just a day.  I watched all the football... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

It comes down to this: if parents can’t start talking to their kids, showing them how to behave online and showing them how to act like decent human beings to other people, then this, my friends, is only the first of many cyberbullying lawsuits we will see. I don’t understand at what point people forget that defamation is a crime.

One time musical great and current freak show Michael Jackson took his poor, poor, poor, poor, poor, (how long is this post?) poor kids to a comic store where they were ushered in through the backdoor before they were allowed to remove their disguises.

I recently came across the story of Bill Havens. The name is not a familiar one, but he is a hero to me. In 1924, Bill was set to go to the Olympic games in Paris to compete in the newly added sport canoeing. He was in fact favored to win the gold for the United [...]