Families

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By Skirt.com, Wednesday, September 08, 2010, 0 comments

Dinner: A Love Story provides recipes and strategies that help busy families get the food on the table every night. The founding editor; Jenny Rosenstrach, is also the co-author of Time for Dinner, a forthcoming book from Chronicle.

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Blogs
By SaraDutilly, Wednesday, September 08, 2010, 1 comments
Byron just kicked me. I was lying in bed, on my back as I like to do, and I felt his foot jump and push on my stomach. Then again and again. I denied it at first and then put my hand to the place where I felt movement, and when I felt it on the outside, with my hand, I decided it must be him.
I went to tell Neil, who was playing his recent infatuation of a video game, Red Dead Redemption. I laid on the couch next to him and said that I thought Byron was kicking.
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The Daily Muse
By Skirt.com, Friday, September 03, 2010, 1 comments

Do you wish you could cook the same way you paint by numbers?

If you've ever wondered exactly how cream cheese becomes crab dip or noodles and beef become Stroganoff then Visual Recipes will be your cyber Shangri la. 

Each recipe has a picture step-by-step guide through the cooking process to help budding chefs.
 
~ The Daily Muse
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Essays
By Skirt.com, Wednesday, September 01, 2010, 1 comments
skirt! Essay - Eat That Cake

1990 was a big year. At the beginning of it, I caught Donnie Wahlberg’s sweaty shirt at a New Kids on the Block concert. At the end, I turned 16 and helped my parents negotiate their divorce. The middle brought the National Bridge Championship in Boston, where I fell in love with the city and fell in love with a boy for the first time. It’s also where I learned that my mom is a really big fish, however peculiar the pond.

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By Lucky Mama, Monday, August 30, 2010, 0 comments

I wonder how often children’s perceptions cause big-time problems.

After getting my boys in bed, my 5-year-old, A.J.,  stood on the bed and played. I scolded. Later, he stood and ripped a painting off the wall. I scolded. Later, he got out of bed to play. I YELLED.

When I finally got the little boogers settled down for good, A.J. said, “Mommy, when you came in the room, you scared me. I thought you were going to hurt me.”

I was mortified! Hurt my child?

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By FoxC1, Sunday, August 29, 2010, 2 comments

 I had been rereading through my European Marie Claire Mags when I came across an article entitled "How I survived 40 Lashes".  This story is incredible in so many ways, this young lady really turned a horrible experience in to something empowering.

The Lemons...

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By FoxC1, Saturday, August 21, 2010, 1 comments

Moms back to school essentials

phone book- to start back your regular appointment to have your manicure..

 

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By SaraDutilly, Wednesday, August 18, 2010, 0 comments
All graduates today seem to be looking for JOBS. But to me that feels inappropriate for you. What good is high salary or great business power compared with artistic creativity? -Excerpt from a letter from my Grandpa, regarding my college graduation, 5/10/2008.
 
I read this the day it arrived, but it apparently did not have a grand affect on me then. Maybe I was caught up in graduation mode, just ready to exit the college to which I had vowed four years of my life.
 
But I read the letter again a few days ago.
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By SaraDutilly, Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 2 comments

What am I doing? Where am I going? Who am I? Today, I feel I’ve forgotten. 

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The Daily Muse
By Skirt.com, Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 1 comments

Want to hear something scary? 200,000 kids a year are at high risk for sex trafficking or sexual exploitation in the United States every year. That's right here in our own backyard.

 
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Cover Prose for September 2010

 

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