In the midst of the holiday hustle, we thought we’d end the year by taking a moment to simply celebrate… you. As our parting Momorandum of the year — some of our favorite quotations about MOMS: “A mother is not.
It’s been said that what a working mom really needs most for the holidays is another pair of hands. Barring that likelihood, you can ask someone to give you the gift of organization this year: with a subscription to the.
We couldn’t be the only ones who have been teased for a constant-yet-elusive quest for the perfect family photo, yes? And this being crunch time for that ONE (just one!) good photo for a holiday card, we sought a little.
This Momorandum is Sponsored by NAUTICA. See below for SAMPLE SALE Details! ——————————————————————————– We love that it’s not so rare anymore to hear a school chorus round their repertoire of Christmas carols with “The Dreidel Song,” and even “Kwanzaa is.
In conjunction with our return to partnering with Toys ‘R Us this year, we asked their experts for their picks for the hottest toys of the year. After vetting all of 2007’s toy introductions, they arrived at a Hot List.
— NY Metro Edition– ——————————————————————————– We know it may not be the easiest thing to get in to midtown Manhattan on a Thursday morning. However, we’ve created so many “treats” to make our Holiday Rap and Wrap on Thursday, November 15th.
When we travel on business, there tends to come at least a few pangs from being apart from littler ones left behind. Then again, most trips involving the entire family tend to elicit at least one pang of “ok, being.
As a women’s organization, we would be remiss if we did not acknowledge that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Undoubtedly, there are so many causes worth bedecking ourselves in a rainbow of ribbons, but as breast cancer remains the.
You know when you have one of THOSE days at work, the kind that might be best fixed by a couple of hours of retail therapy, or even a nice meander to a Starbucks– but neither is feasible? Consider instead.
In our occasional and unintentional “Dear Abby” capacity, one of the most frequent queries we get involves how to get back onto the workforce highway after a mom-hiatus… or even to change lanes if you’re already on it. Kudos, therefore.
