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I must not love my kids as much as John Peterson, of Wisconsin. Because I would never spend three years, hundreds of hours, and an uncalculated number of dollars (I think Peterson just doesn't want to know) building a 200 square-foot tree house that's nicer than a lot of New York City studios I've seen.

Madeline’s surprise party on Saturday went well. She seemed genuinely surprised even though she had an idea that a party was in the works. What was interesting though was the behavior of two of her friends. To protect the guilty I will call the one Tiffany and the other Muffy.

I just read this great piece by Judith Warner about $10,000 summer camps and overbearing, can’t-let-go parents who send their kids there. Some of these camps employ parent liaisons, whose job is to basically be a concierge and deal with parent requests, or more likely demands (e.g.

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"Tending Children at the Orphanage in Haarlem" c 1663, by Jan de Bray. This is the fifth post in my study of Sinclair Ferguson's text "Children of the Living God". Buy this book from Amazon. In this chapter, Dr. Sinclair Ferguson turns his attention to the doctrine of adoption.

Cinematical: Filed under: Action, Fandom, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, Monday Morning Poll, Polls Finally. After God knows how many trailers, TV spots, viral sites, movie posters, merchandise, fan art, contests, Batman Anonymous meetings ("Hi, my name is Earth ...

Cinematical: Filed under: Comedy, Deals, ScriptsNapoleon Dynamite, also known as Jon Heder, is certainly keeping himself busy with surprising roles. Who ever would have thought that he'd don skates and take on some male-male ice skating action? But this news -- it's even more brow-raising.

Sometimes a blogger reads the search statistics for their blog, and this usually results in a big laugh.  My blog seems to be found by the apparent hordes of people who search for: hot cadillac chicks extreme busts how do I kill my mother in law But today I was shocked to see that someone found my

Strawberry Shortcakes old and new.Courtesy of TCFC When we were kids, our family's van was stolen from the library parking lot. Upsetting to our mom, but earth-shattering to us — because our favorite Care Bears Hugs and Tugs were in the back, patiently awaiting an overnight trip to the grandparents'.