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So, the holidays are upon us and you still have no idea what to get the dads in your life. Typical. It’s natural. We’re fickle fellows. If the men in your lives are anything like we are, then you deal with what our wives have to contend with every day: they ask us what we MORE »
Are you a techie? If you answered no, but you’re tasked with trying to figure out what to buy the brainiac in your life for Christmas don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with a number of great gift ideas for the techie in your life. We’ve also kept cost considerations in mind so nothing on MORE »
Remember when you watched the Jetsons and thought “I CAN. NOT. WAIT. to get my robot!” Well, welcome to the future, my friends. Rosey is currently in your hands. On a completely related note, I’ve become that girl with a phone in her hand at all times. (Now if only I could find my keys.) MORE »
My husband and I have long been fans of video games, starting in our youth and continuing well into adulthood. I like city-building Sims and puzzle games, and he likes adventures. It can be hard to know what games to look for if you’re not up on the genre though, especially if you want something MORE »
My girls are at a tricky age. Short of the youngest, there are no toys on the wish lists. The teen is at an age where she basically has everything. She has a smart phone, a school-issued tablet, and a laptop. What’s left? The tween is especially difficult – she’s still too young for all MORE »
Many families like to play games together – and mine is no exception. While we enjoy board games, we’ve played computer games together since our family started! I’ll share with you a few online games that we enjoy playing together, along with a few safety tips, after the break.
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