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We don't go out to dinner with the kids too often, but last Friday after a long week I just couldn't bring myself to make something, so we took the kids to Macaroni Grill on Alta Arden. This is a great place because they have basic food everyone likes, and it's a little loud so if you do have...
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I used to be thin. The problem is, I didn't know it, and so I didn't enjoy it. I didn't wear sexy tops or short skirts. I didn't have potato chips and I only ate cake on birthdays. In addition, I killed myself with working out, which eventually lead to a very embarrassing butt strain.
When I...
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3:00 AM Last Saturday, I woke up to my twin boys crying because they needed their diapers changed and to be nursed. My stomach felt nauseous and my entire body ached. I had to take care of my kids, so I dragged myself out of bed, hoping it wasn't the flu. I already had my flu...
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I really do wish I had Rapunzel hair. I truly do. I also wish for a million dollars and a pony. Being 35 I am also old enough to know we don't always get what we want!
With the exception of my cousin and aunt, my family doesn't have great hair. It's straight, thin and delicate. I couldn't grow...
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I Tivo'd with much anticipation Lipstick Jungle (Thursday NBC), touted as the better of recent Sex and the City knock offs (the other being Cashmere Mafia). There are a few highlights...brat packer Andrew McCarthy (for the "where are they now" factor) and a hot young stud reminscent of...
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My twins were born 5 1/2 weeks early. While they were newborns it was easy to keep them on the same feeding and sleeping schedule. They seemed to naturally be hungry and sleep at the same time. Now that they are 5 months (adjusted age), they aren't always on the same...
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…And one pill makes you small. Remember that song? White Rabbit I think it’s called. I like it. Anyway, it’s what was running through my head this morning as I was vitamin shopping at our local Davis food co-op.
My son will be going on a three day field trip in March...
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SacMomsClub.com will be at several community and family related events this spring. We are looking for friendly and enthusiastic moms to help staff our booth.
Our first big event is the Yeah Baby Family Expo at Cal Expo on February 23rd and 24th.
If you are interested in more...
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Don't get me wrong, I love my husband and kids...but I also miss the days of living alone and not having to take care of any other living, breathing human being other than myself.
I used to hate to be alone, or maybe I just never really got the chance after leaving home (2 parents, 2...
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Nicknames can be cute, funny and sometimes well, annoying. Share with us the nicknames you have for your kids, friends or significant others.
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It's fun listening to your kids expand their vocabulary and express themselves, but sometimes they say too much! Share with us a funny or embarrassing quote or story from your kids and it could be featured in the next issue of Kidaround Magazine.
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When my son was younger, we would snuggle all the time. We are a very huggy, kissy family and snuggling with our child was a no-questions-asked activity. In spite of being on the Autism Spectrum (most children on the spectrum don’t like to be touched), our son grew to love snuggles. I often...
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Every Tuesday morning a group of moms meet with their kids in strollers to walk around McKinley Park. Most of the same moms return to walk each week, along with a few new moms who join in on the fun. This morning as we walked, I realized the importance of the camaraderie we...
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I find most political conversations to be pointless. Most people just want to hear their own opinions and be told how smart they are. I know this is true for myself.
There are, of course, exceptions, but I haven't found too many. I had a friend at my old school who grew up in Michigan, and...
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My life, (like yours I’m sure) is indeed a teeter totter. I must confess, I’m not very good at keeping a balance. In fact, I’m more of a trebuchet. I can focus and deal with one big task at a time, and I over-react to everything. If you think this sounds like an exhausting way...
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