I have a secret I’d like to share with you, if you care to listen—or in this case, read. I have an affliction. The symptoms: constantly questioning decisions, feeling guilty all or most of the time and trying to raise a Superhuman.
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• Tougher Rules for Parent Volunteers
• Vote 2008: Get Your Kids Involved
• Breast Cancer Awareness
• No Drugs Down the Drain
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• Remarriage
• TV Turnoff
• Writing a Will
• Repairing “Down There”
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Everyone has at least one defining moment in childhood, one snap decision or event that solidified his or her identity. My gangly neighbor, for example, threw an astounding three-pointer that won an important basketball game in high school. He went on to receive a full basketball scholarship from Penn.
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Underachieving Moms Dread Halloween
Daniel, like many kids, was active and outgoing. One day, a silly accident landed him in the emergency room. The scare was a gift in disguise. Daniel is the eldest of six children and much of his identity is still connected to his loved ones.
What excites you most about this year’s presidential elections?
