This sponsored post is not merely my fantasy about what I’d use that money for at Sears. It’s a play along game with a chance for you to actually win that cash to be able to spend at Sears. Oh my. Father’s Day, summer vacations and more are just around the corner and that sure would come in handy. Continue reading What would I do with $100 to spend @Sears? #SWEEPS #Ad
Review & giveaway: Angry Birds Star Wars AT-AT Attack Battle Game
It truly is a week for outstanding combinations. To help review the Angry Birds Star Wars I was provided with, I arranged a gaggle of children aged 3-10 to come over the house and play. Well, the 3 year old lives here, the game is intended for ages 5 and up; but I couldn’t very kick my son out of the house for a couple hours while we play with Angry Birds Star Wars could I? Continue reading Review & giveaway: Angry Birds Star Wars AT-AT Attack Battle Game
Free Comic Book Day and Star Wars Day are on the same day this year, May 4
Free Comic Book Day is the first Saturday in May of every year. Star Wars Day is celebrated every year on May 4. This year May 4, AKA, Star Wars Day falls on the first Saturday in May, which is Free Comic Book Day. It’s two of my favorite ideas ‘Free’ and ‘Star Wars’, both on the same day. Continue reading Free Comic Book Day and Star Wars Day are on the same day this year, May 4
Thunderbolts #8, continues to disappoint despite great characters
Thunderbolts should be a comic that I can’t wait to receive in the mail. The first issue started out strong. A rag tag group of anti-heroes, Red Hulk, The Punisher, Elecktra, Deadpool and Venom team up to solve problems that other entities or superheroes can’t. Unfortunately since the 4th issue of Thunderbolts it’s dragged and the art has gotten too big and clunky. Continue reading Thunderbolts #8, continues to disappoint despite great characters
Dad reads Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith: Spiral
It took me a while to warm up to the Star Wars comics, but I’m enjoying them now. Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith-Spiral takes places when The Old Republic is peacefully governing the galaxy. The only trouble that can be found are the battles between the Jedi of old and the Sith. Continue reading Dad reads Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith: Spiral
The moment when a child knows what you’re thinking
Children are a fabulous, compact, confusing version of us. What they see and do may not immediately be proof of them being from you. Stop for a moment, twist what they’re saying, pronounce it like Urkel from Family Matters would and you just might understand what they’re trying to tell you. Continue reading The moment when a child knows what you’re thinking
It’s the #WorldsLargestBakeSale twitter party with Kmart, April 25, 1 ET, #AD
On Thursday, April 25 at 1 ET please join @Kmart for a great twitter party #WorldsLargestBakeSale. The #WorldsLargestBakeSale will be joined by Sandra Lee from the Food Network. In addition to asking your cooking questions there will also be some great prizes that will be given away by Kmart. Continue reading It’s the #WorldsLargestBakeSale twitter party with Kmart, April 25, 1 ET, #AD
A messy child meets the Mohawk SmartStrand carpet
Perhaps I shouldn’t say, ‘a messy child’, it’s more accurate to state a child that loves to make a mess. You may have one of them too. When I told him he’d be able to make a mess, on purpose he couldn’t get to The Dogwood Festival quick enough. The folks from Mohawk Flooring had a tent and invited kids (see: anyone) to make a mess on their carpet. Continue reading A messy child meets the Mohawk SmartStrand carpet
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