Guys can be a hard group to purchase gifts for, I should know, I’m a guy. Until recently my default answers for “What should I get you for…” was socks and underwear-true story. One holiday my wife said, I’m not getting you socks or underwear, just tell me something that you want or need. It was then that I got much better about the communication of gifting. A side benefit of said conversation is that I now get much better gifts, but I have to buy my own socks and underwear. Continue reading Sears Gifts for Guys: Twitter Party, Fri. 10/26, 1:00- $800 in prizes
#1 and #3 of 18 Summers: Curiosity and finding our legs
In May I went to Disney Social Media Moms. It’s a social media conference at Walt Disney World that helps bloggers think, be creative, have fun and meet other family bloggers. Authors, social media folks and a couple of Walt Disney employees all spoke to us on a variety of things. One of the speakers, Amy Foster from Disney Park Insight mentioned “18 summers”. Continue reading #1 and #3 of 18 Summers: Curiosity and finding our legs
Little Tikes around my house-and children too
We’re three years into children and like an athlete that starts a new sport we’ve noticed collections starting to appear. There is the collection of balls, all different sizes and colors that go to different toys, but now just end up in a big pile called “Balls”. In another part of the house there’s a box of plastic figures and spread out over the house (and in the garage) are assorted toys from Little Tikes. Continue reading Little Tikes around my house-and children too
Halloween at Disneyland is fun for the family
Fun at Halloween time is often limited to pumpkin patches and hayrides—especially when it comes to families with young children. At Disneyland in California, families are treated to a whole different kind of fun. In fact, the memories and good times to be had have become so popular, that the Halloween season has become one of the busier tourist seasons at the resort. Continue reading Halloween at Disneyland is fun for the family
Date night: Food for A Cabin in the Woods #CouchCritics
Date night for married folks can take many forms. Sometimes it’s a spontaneous night on the sofa or perhaps an evening that’s planned out where you get a baby sitter and actually leave the house. It is so important for couples to leave the house once in a while. We do have those nights, but more often than not we have movie night at Chez Mojo. Continue reading Date night: Food for A Cabin in the Woods #CouchCritics
The end of the goofy exploits of No Other Story
No Other Story is the third and final book that follows A Whole Nother Story and Another Whole Nother Story. The series follows the very eclectic Cheeseman family as they travel through time trying to find their mother. Continue reading The end of the goofy exploits of No Other Story
Swifter: Man Up is clever, funny, great advertising aimed at men
America loves a good comeback story. Back when the Olympics were on television there was a series of commercials with the tag line ‘Thank you, Mom. P&G, Proud Sponsor of Moms’. Prior to that there was the whole Pampers, so easy a dad can do it campaign. Personally, neither campaign spoke to me in a negative or positive light. The second one was a bad ad campaign and the first had a bad tag line, but I could understand who they were aiming for. Continue reading Swifter: Man Up is clever, funny, great advertising aimed at men
The life and times of a 3 year old-what to expect from a toddler
Who is this little person in front of me? Most of the time they’re an angel, but at other times they know just how to push my buttons. A parent of a 3-year old toddler has thought these things and others. As Toddler Mojo turns 3 here are some of the benchmarks that you have to look forward to or remember with a sly grin if your kiddos are older. Continue reading The life and times of a 3 year old-what to expect from a toddler
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