Have you ever seen some of the cave art done by prehistoric humans? As you view these paintings, have you ever felt that they remind you a bit of the art projects your children bring home from school? Turns out … Continue reading →
#10: With rising energy prices, it may be worth its weight in gold someday. #9: Just to see the look on their face…priceless. #8: It can be crushed into a diamond…if they work hard enough. By that time, they’ll have … Continue reading →
As the holiday season rolls around, usually the last thing on a parent’s mind is safety. There is shopping to do, preparations to prepare, and depending on your situation, mustering enough spare energy to survive a visit from the in-laws. … Continue reading →
Here’s a quick reminder for those planning their Thanksgiving Freas: Home fires spike on the holiday due to cooking mishaps, and one of the main causes is people deep-frying their turkeys. Done improperly, this can cause an explosion that seriously … Continue reading →
This past week in the ‘if they only had a brain’ category Georgia’s Republican Lt. Governor Burt Jones introduced legislation that would reward teachers who undergo firearms training to get a permit to carry guns to school with a $10,000 … Continue reading →
The duty of all parents is to raise a self-sufficient being that can function on their own That’s the parental curse; the job require you pour all this love and attention into a little person just so they can ultimately … Continue reading →
Which is smarter: your dog or your child? It’s a fair question, especially after your kid thought it a good idea to use a paper bag as a juice container to transport Kool-Aid between the kitchen and their room. I … Continue reading →
Children = dogs = what can go wrong? See if you can spot the true story in the list below: A) Child’s foot broken while joy riding on Great Dane B) Unruly child bites dog, severs his foot C) Dog … Continue reading →
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” – Mark Twain Modern parents may not realize it, but the 9-month school calendar is a throwback to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when children were needed as free labor … Continue reading →
Racism and racial tensions seem to be becoming more prevalent (or at least more visible) in recent years. Given that racism is driven by fear and insecurity, this isn’t all that surprising, since American culture is becoming more insecure, fearful, … Continue reading →
