Category Archives: Honesty of Children

Taste Your Nerds

Posted on August 7, 2011 by The Daring One

TweetWe were on vacation at grandma’s house last month and the kids had been outfitted with about all the candy and treats their bodies could handle. They were enjoying life immensely. One night, after brushing his teeth, Magoo asked if … Continue reading →

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Saving People from Bad Ghosts is a Labor of Love

Posted on February 15, 2011 by The Daring One

TweetAll day long on Valentine’s Day, I was listening to romantical music to put me in the mood for love. I pulled out the eighties power ballads, the Whitney, the Celine. I got in deep. And in his deepest of … Continue reading →

Posted in holidays, Honesty of Children, Love and Marriage | 4 Comments

Using your head

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Guest Schmoop

TweetWe were sitting down to a tasty hot-dog dinner a few nights ago, and Magoo was having a difficult time with the mustard. He simply could not squeeze it hard enough to get it to squirt. “Let me help you, … Continue reading →

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How to know if things are going great

Posted on August 29, 2010 by Guest Schmoop

TweetAs we sat down to breakfast this morning, Laylee expressed her happiness with her situation in life: “Everything is going great for me right now. My hair is turning curly, I have a loose tooth, and I brushed my teeth … Continue reading →

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The Honesty of Children

Posted on May 3, 2010 by The Daring One

TweetMy kids laugh at me when I jump rope. They say they can’t help it. It’s just so funny to watch my belly jiggle when I jump. They cover their mouths with their hands and promise they won’t laugh if … Continue reading →

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