Families all over are getting their Christmas trees and setting them up, dusting off all the ornaments and lights in preparation for the holiday season.
Look, I don?t want to alarm anyone, but Thanksgiving is past? How did that happen?
What this insidious passing of time says is that Christmas is less than four weeks away.
A 2-year-old orphan's cry sent a congregation into tears at a memorial service for his parents, who were killed in the recent terrorist attacks in Mumbai.
This is my favorite picture of my parents – it was taken shortly after their engagement in 1963 – and is a perfect depiction of a young couple, living in America, at that time.
Into the abyss -- fear and loathing on the road to preschool.
By Kelley Cunningham
Preschool. Ugh.
What is merely supposed to be an opportunity for our little darlings to break free of their sequestered plastic bubbles and interact with other creatures of the same height and lingering smell, sharing bacteria and ancient blocks (oops, I mean manipulatives), has turned into yet another humorless migraine-inducing educational opportunity designed to take the fun out of raising kids once and for all.
The IP Bookshelf The Sandman by Ralph Fletcher; illustrated by Richard Cowdrey
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