A boy and his (very little, energetic, and vocal) dog.

Mentions of what other St. Louis bloggers are talking about.

We’re giving away three prize packs. Toss your name into the hat!

The U.S. Census is gearing up in an effort to count all of those in the United States. (Insert a lame “Hey, you count!” joke here.)

Eventually, more than 140,000 U.S. Census workers will count every person in the United States and will gather information including name, age, gender, race, and other relevant data. But of course be on the lookout for con-artists posing as Census workers. Keep these tips from the Better Business Bureau in mind.

* A U.S. Census worker knocking on your door will have a badge, a hand held device, a Census Bureau canvas bag, and a confidentiality notice.

Here’s how you can help survivors of Haiti’s earthquake.

Why I feel really sorry for our pizza delivery guy!

A blogger’s must read list includes a few writers in our neck of the woods!

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.

By Michelle Cox

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…

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.