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Punxsuawnie Phil saw his shadow today. You know what that means! Six more weeks of winter. (If you’d like to visit Phil’s official website and become a member of his club, here’s a site you might want to check out this site.)
So if, according to the lore, spring isn’t on the immediate horizon, we’re be spending more time indoors. What to do? Here are a few quick ideas if you’ve got a quiet Saturday or Sunday.
How about ice skating? There are several indoor ice skating rinks in the area. Ice Zone is one. And don’t forget about the Kirkwood skating rink as well as the one in Brentwood.
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Meds & Food for Kids was created by a St. Louisian. And now they need our help!
A book that can help new moms get their groove back, sexually speaking!
St. Louis has a large blogging population. Here’s what a few have been up to!
A boy and his (very little, energetic, and vocal) dog.
Make-up, clothes, products, haircare, spas, as well as our take on the best salons, spas and boutiques in St.L.
Life is one big emotional roller coaster — especially when you’re a parent.
Dr. Jessica Zucker, a clinical psychologist and expert in early attachment, is featured on the series. She explains early attachment, why it’s important, and what parents can do.
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First, let me say HAPPY NEW YEAR! I can’t believe it’s 2010. That means new beginnings, new resolutions, and hopefully, an improving economy.
One of my resolutions (all of which I hope to outline in another post shortly) is to learn to live more frugally…
Read the full story »Ever wonder how important parents are, or how much the early days and months of a baby’s life matter to his or her future? An upcoming three-part documentary series, This Emotional Life airs on PBS from January 4-6, 2010 at 8 p.m.
Read the full story »Ring in the new year family-style in St. Louis! Here’s lots of info on a cool place to be!
Read the full story »Alex Rider is a teenaged spy, a James Bond-type for the younger set. What boy could resist a character who keeps his cool in the stickiest of story lines?
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