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Thanksgiving: Are You Naughty Or Nice?

by lisa sharkey posted Tuesday, November 24, 2009 |

filed under: holidays

When you lament about tucking away your second helping of mashed potatoes, you are teaching your daughters a big lesson -- though not a good one.

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Vampire Books for Your Little Fan(g)s

by lisa sharkey posted Monday, November 23, 2009 |

filed under: tween & teen

Is your "Twilight"-obsessed daughter screaming for more blood? These picks are certain to satisfy her appetite.

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Can't Get Enough of 'Twilight'? Try These

by lisa sharkey posted Friday, November 20, 2009 |

filed under: entertainment

If you are obsessed with "Twilight" and cannot get enough of the bloodsucking world, then sink your fangs into a few more secretly steamy, underworldly novels. Here are some that readers are also finding on their bedside tables, or hiding in their underwear drawers.

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Notes Left Behind: A 6-Year-Old's Story of Hope

by lisa sharkey posted Thursday, October 29, 2009 |

filed under: family

Yesterday, Keith and Brooke Desserich shared the story of their 6-year-old daughter, Elena, who succumbed to pediatric brain cancer, with the "Today" show. Momlogic sat down with Keith to find out more about their incredible story.

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Beat the Swine Flu -- Naturally

by lisa sharkey posted Friday, August 21, 2009 |

filed under: health logic

Here's is one mom's account of her race against the disease.

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Leave Your Toxins at the Door

by lisa sharkey posted Monday, June 8, 2009 |

filed under: family

dirty man at front door with muddy shoes

Quite often, people ask me how much more it costs to "go green." And often my answer is that rather than spending money, there are free ways to go green that actually save you money.

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Did a Child Make That Rug in Your House?

by lisa sharkey posted Thursday, May 28, 2009 |

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If you have never wondered who slaved over the loom for fifteen hours a day to produce that brightly colored, hand-woven carpet you selected, now is the time to take note. Stop buying carpets for looks alone. The sad truth is that your decorative carpet may very well have been made at the expense of an innocent child laborer.