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Milton area Boy Scouts conduct paint recycling on Feb 11

If you have a house you have cans of paint. If you have a garage you have more cans of paint. Recently I straightened up the garage, put up some wall hangers for the bigger tools and got as much stuff off of the floor as possible. During this process I found-and properly disposed of 15 cans of paint. Continue reading Milton area Boy Scouts conduct paint recycling on Feb 11

Cavemen in Babyland is a fine primer for dads and moms-to-be

Kindred Howard is a friend of mine. When he sent me his book, Cavemen in Babyland, he told me that guys don’t normally read parenting books and that it was kind of aimed at women. Granted, he was probably just taking that information from marketing companies or perhaps his publisher. Continue reading Cavemen in Babyland is a fine primer for dads and moms-to-be

Parenting fail: Georgia mom lets 10 year old son get tattoo

Ode to live in Georgia where there’s always an interesting parenting story going on. The latest is a Chuntera Napier, the mother to a 10 year old who allowed him to get a tattoo that had his deceased brother’s jersey number. If 10 seems a bit young to get a tattoo then you’re right, it’s against the law and defies all common sense that a parent would allow it. Continue reading Parenting fail: Georgia mom lets 10 year old son get tattoo

Free Prostate Screenings this Weekend in Atlanta

After much procrastination I finally got my physical, PSA test and prostate screening done the other week. A couple of years ago I drove north about 30 minutes to receive a free prostate screening. It was a cold, rainy day, there was a small line and I was lazy, so I left and waited three years to get a prostate screening. Continue reading Free Prostate Screenings this Weekend in Atlanta

The ‘slave math lesson’ in Georgia and what’s missing

In Norcross, Georgia a government (public) school issued math homework to some of the third graders. Unfortunately some of these word problems incorporated slavery lessons that they were being taught about in social studies. “If Frederick got two beatings per day, how many beatings did he get in 1 week”, is an example that the kids took home with them. Continue reading The ‘slave math lesson’ in Georgia and what’s missing

Sears helps you punch out your Christmas shopping

Suddenly it’s a couple days before Christmas and Hanukkah just started. It seems like yesterday you were worrying about your Halloween costume and what candy to buy. Suddenly BAM, it’s late December and you’re in a panic for New Years Eve and in a meltdown for Christmas and Hanukkah. Sears has you covered on ways that you can still get your shopping done, save some cash and maybe even win some. Continue reading Sears helps you punch out your Christmas shopping

Green Monday, Coupons and more at Sears, plus a $100 giveaway

On December 12 and 13 Sears is celebrating Green Monday by taking it to Tuesday for two days of money saving madness. Green Monday is the term that online retailers use to describe the 2^nd Monday in December. The deals are similar to those that you experienced on Black Friday, but without the crowds and being reminded of that catchy, yet horrible song. Continue reading Green Monday, Coupons and more at Sears, plus a $100 giveaway

Sears wants to be your gifting destination this shopping season

I’m really thrilled to be part of the Holiday Blogger Ambassador Program at Sears. Regardless of what holiday you’re shopping for this year Sears has something for that person on the list. For us, it’s Christmas and we purchased a handful of ‘needed’ items for the house. Continue reading Sears wants to be your gifting destination this shopping season