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The Sugar Momma’s Book Review From Publisher’s Weekly
Check out our first book review! Sugar, Sugar: Every Recipe Has a Story by Kimberly Reiner and Jenna Sanz-Agero. Andrews McMeel, $29.99 (312p) ISBN 978-1-4494-0358-4
Oh Goody, I Get Them Forever!
Why full custody isn’t always a full win… There’s rarely a significant upside to divorce in a situation such as mine. Sure, there were years of ups and downs, the occasional door slamming and name-calling fights, and questions answered from the other in silence. But there were plenty of good times too, even in very recent memory, before he suddenly flew the coop. As the co-creators of two very challenging young boys, I did see a faint light at the end of the divorce tunnel: shared custody. While I’d not asked for nor been consulted on our divorce, I did have a sudden vision of two free weekends a month, school breaks where I could actually take a vacation that didn’t involve wiping an offspring’s backside, alternating holidays I don’t care for anyway – like Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve.
Josie Bissett: From Melrose Place To Boogie Monsters!
You might know her best as Jane Mancini, but since the end of Melrose Place, Josie Bissett has been one busy lady. The talented actress is in her fourth season on a new hit television series and this fall she’ll be joining Lifetime’s morning show, “The Balancing Act,” as a co-host. She’s also raising two kids (Mason, 12, and Maya, 9) as a single mom. And of course, in her spare time, she’s authored a best-selling series of children’s books.
From Jock to Nerd – What Lunch Table Did You Sit At In High School?
As I sit here looking at my high school year book, I feel like I am truly back in high school – at least for a few moments. As I look at photos of my former classmates I find myself categorizing them. Billy was a drama kid. Sherri was popular.
Dare to Dream BIG
What do you dream of? Many of us may dream of being thinner, younger or sleeping with George Clooney (hey, we know a girls gotta dream), but these are not the dreams we are referring to. What about the other innocuous, non-eyebrow-raising dreams that may not be tabloid worthy yet make our heart sing, bring a smile to our face and a sparkle to our eyes?