Today's column is from guest blogger Kelley Roblyer, who shares her strategies for saving big with coupons!One of my New Year’s resolutions was to save big money this year, cutting back on everyday expenses. We’ve all been hit with economic hardships and to save some cash, I decided to fully embrace COUPONING.My initial efforts were time consuming. I spent at least eight hours one rainy Sunday in January printing every coupon I could find [...]
An Oscar Shipwreck with Captains Far too YoungBy: Mary Fran Bontempo(Warning--Today's column is a bit of a rant, just so you know!)To hear an audio podcast of this column, click the play arrow below.Am I happy that they were, in the words of some, a “disaster?” Well, no. That would be mean.But am I secretly relieved that they weren’t a rousing success? Kind of.Anne Hathaway and James Franco took over Oscar’s hosting duties [...]
Ever been to the Philly Flower Show? What's your favorite thing to buy? I mean, besides pussy willows. Click on the red 'leave a comment' below and tell us!
Daddy gets a rejection letter and decides to show his baby just what he thinks of it.Baby's reaction? Hysterical laughter!We should all take rejection so well--enjoy!-Mary Fran
Reason # 3: The Moravian Pottery and Tile Works Museum
by Chrysa SmithJust go with it is my peace mantra when my life seems to be getting all meshuga. But just going with it, when Adam Sandler is involved, is a whole other kind of meshuga--one that makes you laugh your tushie off.I do love Adam Sandler; probably because I can easily get a case of the sillies, induced by slapstick humor, innuendo and alright---making fun of someone's obviously unusual flaws (like the [...]
by Chrysa SmithDo Americans have enough time off? I believe the average is 10-12 paid days annually, plus accumulated vacation time (if your employer hasn't had to cut benefits) We do seem to work an inordinately long number of hours compared to our European friends. No hard coffee breaks, casual cafe conversations, best friend bistro time---all to stop and smell the roses. I remember back to the week I spent working in Switzerland, [...]
