Monthly Archives: February 2005

As Easter approaches, I’m reminded of last year’s delightful bunny tale. My husband discovered that our son had been “borrowing” his razor. “My mustache is getting really bad, Dad,” the fourteen year old said. Once we wiped our eyes, and … Continue reading →

From a press release that landed in my inbox, declaring there is a “new movement of stay-at-home momism” and that “despite the progress women have made and despite the overwhelming number of reasons why women should stay in the workplace, … Continue reading →

Last year, I read a column by Patricia McLaughlin that mentioned the FlyLady. I was intrigued and asked around only to find that I had two friends that were “Flybabies.” I read the FlyLady’s book, “Sink Reflections” (by Marla Cilley, … Continue reading →

In my spare time (my second of three jobs I’ll admit to) I write a shopping column for the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Here’s this week’s edition of Shop Talk.

I’m teaching this semester; a course in public relations at Fontbonne University. It’s a commitment I’ve made, to teach every other year, one night a week for sixteen weeks. It’s a two and a half hour class. With the amount … Continue reading →