Used is cool, unless it's my new coffeepot
I've heard of “Deja Brew” – the feeling that you've had this coffee before. And now I'm introducing Deja Brewed – the feeling that your coffeepot's been used before.
Tracy Curtis, 40, is a mom after a 15-year career in TV and film. She lives in Charlotte with husband Matt and children Colton and Fletcher. E-mail her at tracyobserver@yahoo.com.
I've heard of “Deja Brew” – the feeling that you've had this coffee before. And now I'm introducing Deja Brewed – the feeling that your coffeepot's been used before.
It's hard to go the beach with another family. You gotta like both the husband and the wife. And the children have to match up genderwise, agewise, and preferably temperament, personality and behavior wise.
So we've finally sold our house. And now I'm in search for not just a house, but the perfect house. It doesn't have to be big or fancy. But there are a few things I'd like to have…
Getting ready to show my house, I remember a tip about disassociating yourself from your home when you're selling it.
I don't get all these political signs in everybody's yard.
Comedian Steven Wright once said, “When I was in school the teachers told me practice makes perfect; then they told me nobody's perfect so I stopped practicing.”
Watching my toddler kick and scream in a fit on the floor gets me thinking: I bet that feels good.
Ah, spring (allergy season). That exciting time of year where everything is out in full force (allergens).
At the preschool, it's always the same. Kids racing to be the first to hit the giant handicap button that opens the door.
Why do they call it "Us" magazine? They're not US -- they're THEM. We're not them and they're not us and I know this because I pump gas every week without makeup on, and it doesn't make the papers.