Good Grammar Makes Me Smile; Poor Grammar Makes Me Laugh. Things That Look Like Faces. There is a special circle of grammatical hell for the Atomic Wings in Cobble Hill. For that, I am grateful. In the middle of a sentence for emphasis. If only someone had told this hungry-for-business restaurant in my neighborhood. Things That Look Like Faces.

Within a few months of that profound statement, I saw a photo of Henry on his first day of pre-school. He stood on his front steps, smiling broadly, eyes gleaming, brown hair trimmed, backpack at the ready. I thought, oh, my God that was so fast! Still a boy, but soon to be a young man. And here was Henry, just 2, with a brother on the way.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009. Hasbro has informed me that the little pet shop toys are made of phthalate free PVC. Good that there are no phthalates, but they had to use some type of softeners to make the PVC useable. I am not confident that these would be any safer than phthalates. I emailed them again and asked how they could with good conscience continue to use PVC. Tuesday, August 11, 2009.

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