This week’s touchy subject of the week topic was inspired by a discussion on teen co-ed “lock-ins” at Blogfabulous and through Kathy’s comment below:
What do you think of a middle school principal allowing the middle school student council to sponsor a “lock in” co-ed sleep over at the school? The student council will charge admission, […]
Birthdays are no big deal to us, but they certainly are to anyone under 21! After that they speed up and other than the prezzies, no one wants to admit to another year, but this book will show you how to make the most of those specials days for your kids.
“Lifestyle expert David Tutera […]
“When he turned five, you just invited a bunch of his friends over and they all ran around the backyard for a couple of hours until you called them in for cake and ice cream. You did the party at a pizza place thing when he was eight. Last year he had a sleepover party […]
If this is a problem in your house, you might be wondering what to do about the baking part of the holiday. Do you skip it, or exactly how do you handle it??
According to Sylvia Rimm, PH.D., and co-author of Rescuing the Emotional Lives of Our Overweight Children, she suggests that you might simply want […]
If there is a special young lady who will be having a birthday party in the coming months, I think that this cake will impress her and all of her friends. If you are anything like me, I would do a test run just to see how it looks when it is completed and then […]
“Who goes to sleepover parties these days? Girls of EVERY age. And, slumber parties seem to be way cooler than ever.
Girls have found a few new things to do: video games have replaced Ouija boards and the girls troll MySpace - sometimes leaving bogus instant messages - instead of making prank calls.
As for the now […]
Kids are funny. If you told them that their ancestors played games like this at Halloween parties, they wouldn’t be interested. So, don’t tell them lol… Let them think that you came up with the idea all by yourself, or even better, let your kids think that they dreamed up the activity. With a little […]
If you have tweens in your household, I think that these cupcakes would go over really well. For that matter, I can’t see a teen turning their noses up at these cupcakes either. And even better, you can pretty much wing it, just by looking at the photo, but if you want more instructions, Kraft […]
“Why is Rohypnol called the “date rape drug”?
Rohypnol has been associated with date rape, and has also been called the “Forget Pill,” “Trip-and-Fall,” and “Mind-Erasers.” In combination with alcohol, it can induce a blackout with memory loss and a decrease in resistance. Girls and women around the country have reported being raped after being involuntarily […]
In the last post, I provided you with a how-to for throwing your first Halloween party for your kids. I thought that I would follow up with a Jack-o-Lantern Cake. And yes, it looks like a real Jack-o-Lantern, because it is baked in two bundt pans. There is a recipe below, or if you are… […]
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