
I am that mom. I am that mom at the sporting event that ends up sitting all by herself. The one that yells wildly and yes, even stomps her feet a time or two when there are calls from the ref that are so absurd, you wonder if he can truly see out of both of his eyeballs. I can’t help it. I am not proud of this behavior, mind you. Even as I write these words I am a little tight in the chest, because I am worried sick someone will read this and a light bulb will go off. Ding! THIS is HER! The woman at our game last night. Or last week. Or last year. At least I am remembered for something!
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Freshen Up Your Hair Routine

I think we should, every once in a while, take a little more time for ourselves. Just a few extra swipes of mascara or trying a new way to wear your hair are a good way to enter the New Year and feel fresh for spring. When I feel like a look my best I am in a much better mood. -
5 Tips to Raising an Emotionally Healthy Only Child
Years ago there were some negative stereotypes associated with raising an only child. Fortunately, those stereotypes have been challenged and more current research has proven them to be inaccurate. Raising children in general, presents both challenges and rewards, but there are some unique issues to consider when raising an only child.
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A Closet Organizer for Him
My husband’s closet has needed a makeover for some time. Our closets are in the bathroom, he has his own and I have my own. I love having our own closets but his was becoming a catch-all for all things that did not need to be in the closet. I created this system to help him get ready in the morning and have everything at his fingertips instead of walking around looking for things that were just all over the place. See how I did it. -
Quit Your Nagging!
It’s natural to nag your kids when you get frustrated. However, nagging can cause damage to a child’s self-esteem, as it seems to imply our child can’t do the right thing without constant badgering. We as parents become the “bad guys,” allowing our children to focus on our frustration and loss of control rather than their own choices. So what’s a parent to do to get their kids to clean their room? Cook Children’s gives us excellent alternatives to nagging. -
Daddy Days

What did my husband do when I left him home alone with the girls? Did he worry about grocery shopping, naps, and laundry? No- he had fun. So right then and there, that’s what I made up my mind to do. Over the next few days we would do things a bit differently. We would have ourselves some good old-fashioned “Daddy Days”. -
Is it Really Just a Little Heartburn?
Is heartburn a problem for you or someone you love? If it’s a constant complaint, a doctor’s visit is recommended because it could be something more than “just a little heartburn.” Controlling acid reflux is the single most important thing you can do to protect yourself from bigger problems down the road. -
Central Market Chocolate Festival
Central Market is bringing world-famous chocolate makers and chocolatiers to the Southlake store. Feb. 8 – Feb. 14 Are you really into chocolate? Does death by chocolate sound like a pretty good way to go? Do you think too much of a good thing is a good thing as long as that good thing is [...]
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New Shopping in Southlake
Get Excited Ladies… More fun places coming soon to Southlake Town Square! COMING SOON… All American Family Fitness 1430 East Southlake Boulevard Phone: (817) 310-3101 Anticipated opening: this spring www.allamericanfamilyfitness.com PURE HEALTH CAFE Southlake Town Square, 1244 Prospect Street Anticipated opening: February www.freshandhealthybrands.com “The Flavorful, Healthy Alternative to Fast Food” THE HAIR [...]
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Pin Ups (and Downs)
I am trying super hard to be one of those Pinterest people. If you’re not familiar with Pinterest, it’s basically a virtual pinboard of stuff. Pictures of things you like. You find the pictures,or recipe or whatever, and you “pin” it (or an image representing “it”) on a “board” that you “create”. So I got the invitation to join a while back, but I have to be honest with you. I don’t really get it. I think I’m doing it wrong.