The Parking Garage
I had a fun radio show last night with Thomas M. Sullivan author of Life in the Slow Lane about his experiences as a Driver’s Ed instructor. We talked about the following event on the […]
Tag: daughters
My Fantasy Man: a Contractor
Recently, my husband and I celebrated our anniversary. Well, celebrated is not the right word. My husband and I are Jehovah Witnesses when it comes to our anniversaries. We tend not to make a big […]
I Brought You into This World
Now that my girls are in their teens, I have salvation in knowing I didn’t damage their little psyches years ago. I say this because they do what most normal teenage girls do to their […]
An Easy Bake Love Affair
When I was in third grade, all I wanted for my birthday was the Deluxe Betty Crocker Easy Bake Oven. I dreamed of owning it and cooking largesse meals for David Cassidy while the rest […]
Mothers and Daughters and Guilt
My sisters, brother and I held a surprise 80th birthday party for my mom. Usually, I never think it’s a good idea to jump out and shock an 80-year-old, but Fran is not a typical […]
The Breast Enlargement Radio Contest
My daughter and I were chit chatting in the car when the radio station stopped playing music to announce their newest contest, “Have your Breast New Year Ever.” To be honest, I thought it was […]
The Definition of Irony
My daughter and I were watching the show “Cash Cab” and we started to discuss how vital cabs were to people in cities. She argued that even if people live in the sticks, they sometimes […]
Pass the Potato Salad…or Die?
So, you think you know your family? Think twice. Police arrested a Florida woman who allegedly tried to attack her 80-year-old father with a knife because he wouldn’t share his potato salad with her. Now, […]
Wilderness Survival – the Sequel
This was a text message from my daughter: “Mom, I need to get a fishing license.” Naturally, I texted back: “You do know that fishing is an outdoor activity, right?” Her response: “I know where […]