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The Shame of Shaming Children
What can you do? Call the ACLU. Your rights have been violated. But what if you’re a high school kid, and this happened at school? Because it did.
20 Real-Life Answers to My Son’s Driver’s Ed Homework
16. If your car breaks down on any road, the first thing you should do is: post it on Facebook. For the sympathy and amateur car repair advice.
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
My niece left for college this morning. I don’t know how that happened, considering that just yesterday, she was seven, and carrying her dolly around the supermarket next to me, while her cousins — my sons, then 5 and 6 — fought over who got to put things in my shopping cart. Aisle after aisle. Then […]
Summer’s Last Hurrah. Wait…Where’s the Sunscreen?
I’ll be appearing on the Weather Channel tomorrow morning at 9:40 a.m. ET to talk to the co-anchor of American Morning Headquarters and host of Momerology (and fellow Ramsey High grad) Maria LaRosa. I want to remind parents what they may have forgotten before they take off for the summer’s last hurrah.
The End of Human Interaction Has Started at Chili’s
I liked to talk to the real, live waitresses and waiters before the robot uprising is completed, wiping out their jobs.
Parenting with Expensive Lessons, Not Excessive Nagging
This is a story about a boy and a car and two bald tires, one with a hole in it. The boy knew he shouldn’t do that to his tires, but he did it anyway, because he was young and he had a new (used) car and he was the first among his friends to […]
Who Brought the Swag to Children’s Birthday Parties?
No, now you are required to bring a gift for the birthday girl or boy and for some other kid at the party.
