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Full Time, All the Time
with Karen and Robyn
Lately, I've been doing a lot of traveling. A LOT of traveling. While my most recent trip away was a 3-day getaway with some girlfriends, most of my travel has been work- or career-related.
Luckily, I'm married to a man who is a really...
Milk and Cookies
with Linda and Kristen
I have a little chunk of money that's all mine to spend on something frivolous. When this happens (oh, practically EVERY DAY), I like to consider choosing a new expensive perfume. Perfume is a good value for me: every time I use it, I...
The Working Closet
with Sarah
With Fall rapidly approaching, we'll be breaking out the layers in no time. Believe you me, an effective use of layers can take an otherwise bland outfit to new heights of fashionista territory.
Lucky magazine recently included a layering...
Ordering Disorder
with Chris Jordan
Can you have too many quick and easy pasta recipes?
The answer is no, you can not. And you know what else... this recipe has no meat. Just for you Kristin. I love simple recipes like this that take advantage of the produce that is in season.
You...
The Work It, Mom! Blog
with Nataly
I never hide the fact that I love to work and I am extremely passionate about what I am doing right now. But you know, work is work, and sometimes it's tough to get through my long workday. So over time I've found a few ways to make my workdays...
Catch Your Breath
with Karen M & Karen R
I moved recently, and I've been hitting up Craigslist, Freecycle, and other groups both to download stuff at my old place and to upload new stuff at the new. From all these interactions, which have ranged from good to bad to downright ugly,...
Work It, Dad!
with Avi Spivack
So my wife's fourteen-wanna-be-eighteen-year-old cousin came to visit this past week from Florida. As an older guy who is not his own father, he does idolize me a tad, largely because I can play basketball with him. I have known him since he...
The 36-Hour Day
with Lylah M. Alphonse
Like most people, I've been glued to the Olympics for days now. And while watching world records fall and medal counts rise, I'm thinking... what if parenting was an Olympic event?
Look at it this way: It's more of an endurance challenge...
Cornered Office
with Mir Kamin
I was late to a committee meeting last night, and I hate that. I hate being late. I got stuck in traffic that I should've anticipated, and so by the time I got there I was rushed and annoyed (mostly with myself) and, yes, a little uncomfortable...
Mommy Needs a Business
with Kristen
When I started this business, I had 5 maternity tees. That's it. I had a couple of color options but we were still only looking at five shirts. Now? I don't even know. If I had to guess, I would go with around one hundred. And the more...
Moms On Issues
with Sara and Veronica
I read the line about five times before it sunk in...Dads & Daughters, an innovative and I daresay feminist national organization that focuses on the Father-Daughter relationship was closing.
I've known of Dads & Daughters since...
Entrepreneur Mom
with Aliza Sherman
When you've got the right tools for your business, things just seem to run smoothly. Then you begin to take for granted all the great software programs and applications that you use on a daily basis to simply get the job done.
Let me take...
Single Mom at Work
with Kristin Darguzas
The inside of my home is brown and white, silver frames and a lot of straight lines. I'm not one for doodads and clutter, other than the necessary remnants of the playtime of a 3-year-old.
My fridge is the exception: it's littered with...