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For the last few weeks, we’ve been showing off our Colgate Smiles. The team at Colgate heard we were looking for fabulous, easy stocking stuffers that multi-tasked and were easy to find. They sent us a couple of things to try and here’s our take. #ColgateSmile Showing off #ColgateSmiles (credit: Teia Collier) Here’s what I…
Skiing, a Great Way to Spend the Holidays. Skiing (and snowboarding) is the great equalizer for families, something that is adventurous and gets the ... ...
We love a sweet holiday book, and this one is a sweet from Dallas local author Portia Hicks. Thank you to Alyssa for sending us a copy to enjoy. A Night at the North Pole is the story of a Jack and his little brother Jess who wonders, "Where does Santa really live?" and the story takes off from there. A Night at the North Pole by Portia Hicks (Credit: Teia Collier) It's a darling, kid appropriate adventure and currently residing under our tree, right next our Elf on the Shelf book in ...
Davids was raised by a single mother who served in the military. ... My mom joined the Army, so I also grew up an Army brat, and that's how we ended ... ...
Editorial note: Our family has loved Medieval Times and this is a great opportunity to visit and support a great cause in St. Jude. 100% of the purchase price will go directly to St. Jude. Love that! ~ TBC Medieval Times in Dallas is supporting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital® with an exclusive show on Sunday, December 9, 2018 at 2:00 pm. For every ticket purchased Medieval Times will donate 100% of the purchase price directly to St. Jude to support its lifesaving mission: ...
Dallas VideoFest honors actress and writer Amy Sedaris, a second City alumna and known for her role as Jerri Blank in the Comedy Central favorite Strangers with Candy, with the coveted Ernie Kovacs Award at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, at the Alamo Drafthouse (100 S. Central Expressway at Beltline – Richardson). “Amy Sedaris has brought a unique vision to television and cinema, developing strong and funny characters in a Kovacsian way,” said Bart Weiss, founder and artistic director of Dallas ...
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