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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Lotsa Helping Hands Aboard the Meal Train
The son of some good friends of ours was seriously injured in a skiing accident a few weeks ago. Thankfully, after a harrowing week, he was released from the hospital and is now recuperating at home. Just as I was … Continue reading
Posted in Family life, Neighbors, Parenting
Tagged accidents, feeding the sick, food, Lotsa Helping Hands, Meal Train, online care communities
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No Day Without Sunshine
When I got home, I noticed a long, rectangular box perched on our front steps. The return address read, “Cushman’s, for Harry & David.” Great! I thought; some loving friend or relative vacationing in Florida sent us some citrus to … Continue reading
Posted in Family life, Marriage, Parenting, Reality check
Tagged Honeybells, honeymoon, Italian plates, love, oranges, Ravello
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Hypocritical Parenting
I remember the first time I realized my parents didn’t always practice what they preached. We were at the ticket window of a museum, and I heard them ask for two Adult and two Child tickets–even though I was just … Continue reading
Posted in Family life, Kids, Parenting, Reality check, Teenagers
Tagged age limit, breaking rules, double standard, hypocrisy, teenage driving
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