Monthly Archives: June 2005

I’ve got baby fever

The battle with my biological clock continues. It seems no one bothered to inform that timekeeper that I already have my two kids. Nevertheless, younger friends and those who got started later than I are producing babies at an alarming … Continue reading

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While I was away . . .

A shopping column ran, in case you weren’t following along. Read this one to find out how to spiff up your deck for the Fourth.

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Vacation, all I ever wanted, vacation had to get away

I’ve returned from a five-day family reunion in Eastern Tennessee. It was pretty awesome. We went whitewater rafting and sightseeing but mostly just enjoyed being together and having fun. I love what Betty Cuniberti wrote in today’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch. … Continue reading

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Nostalgia: The Summer of ’86

My son is 15 and a half, whiling the summer away, likely his last to have such freedom. I was remembering the summer I was his age. I didn’t grow up in St. Louis, much to my dismay (read my … Continue reading

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Morgan Spurlock is my hero.

I have a new TV show to TiVo. Morgan Spurlock, the documentary genius who brought us Supersize Me now has a show on FX called 30 Days. The premise? Live in someone else’s shoes for 30 days. For the pilot, … Continue reading

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