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ImaginOn Hosts Engineering Program for Girls

Know a tween or teen girl age 12 to 18 that has an interest in engineering? Young Engineers Of Today with the support of the Society of Information Managers is offering a special spring program at ImaginOn to encourage young…

Quiet As A Louse. . . No. . . A Grouse? No. . .

Welp, it's too late to do anything about it now. If you've left your Christmas shopping until today. . . until right now. . . Dudes, you're already so far behind the eight-ball, the only think you can see is…

Setting Parental Control on Digital Devices

This time next week Santa will have arrived, delivering many children a new digital device. But with all the inappropriate content out there, bone up on the parental controls for digital devices before your ho, ho, ho's become whoa! whoa!…

'Tis the Season...To Be Reading!

The tree is decorated, the stockings are hung, and gifts are being wrapped. The holiday season can be a busy time for families, so be sure to take a break every once in a while and enjoy this special time…

Festive Christmas Trees for Kids

Christmas is such a fun time for children of all ages. I loved decorating trees so much that when I was married and living in a big house with my husband and kids we had 8! There was one in…

Holiday Party Etiquette - The Little Things That Matter

It's the time of year for holiday parties! Work parties, neighborhood parties, family parties, school parties...We all love a good party with fun friends, good (FREE) food, and a nice glass of holiday cheer, but what can be awkward are…

Wear an Ugly Sweater and 'Make the World Better'

The holidays often involve getting dressed up and attending social events. Small children (and even older ones), don't often take kindly to all the fussing and primping. National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day is a bright spot in the hectic holiday…

The Bitter And The Sweet

Having your days revolve around potential human beings significantly younger than you are can make for some difficult dilemmas.For instance, if it comes down to a choice between baking chocolate chip cookies and going to the dry cleaners, which one…

Happy Holidays to all Except One

This post appeared in the December 2014 issue of Charlotte Parent. During this wonderful time of year, full of good tidings and joy, I’m constantly reminded of one overriding thought: Man, I really, really hate Google.Now I look at it,…

The Obligatory Thanksgiving Post

Here in America, Thanksgiving is tomorrow.Now, normally, when I talk about the things for which I'm most thankful, (which I'm about to do so buckle up, buttercup), it actually is on a day when we're supposed to be giving thanks…

Road Tripping With the Family for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving means family, big meals, reflection on the special things in our life and for many it means a jaunt to the grandparents or some other relatives house for a big meal. For those of us who are packing suitcases…

Black Friday Etiquette?

Shopping is NOT a blood sport! I am not a big shopper, but for the first time ever, I'm going to venture out to South Park Mall on Black Friday. The idea of shopping with millions of other frenzied shoppers does…