Last weekend, I got a lot of work done around the house again. On Saturday, I spent most of the day out in the yard, getting some leaves and sticks cleared out of my backyard. After that, we did some fun stuff with Boyfriendo's girls out in the yard - playing badminton and all that business. Saturday was busy and productive, which means Sunday was as lazy as possible!
As you know, I'm a huge music nerd. I like to spice up our playlist with new stuff and with random older stuff, or songs you haven't heard in forever. So sometimes when I'm rawking out in the studios I wonder if I know the songs as well as I think I do.
It's been an interesting week in terms of jobs around here. We're losing some people, we've got some new ones, and Boyfriendo has a new job. I've been here at the stations for almost ten years now, and I was thinking about that and all the changes that have happened over the years...
When I was growing up, I tried my darndest to be the teacher's pet. I wasn't trying to get any benefits or anything, I just loved school and wanted my teachers to like having me in their class. And, if you were good, you got to be the kid to take the attendance roster to the office! Anyway, National Teacher's Appreciation day is coming up on May 6. So I thought I'd ask you guys about your favori
Buyer's remorse, that feeling of regret after you've bought something, is really prevalent among homeowners, according to a new survey of 2,000 adults from real estate brokerage Redfin.
I've recently moved into a house for real this time, and in talking with some other new homeowners, I've found that this trend does show up in people...
My boyfriend used to be a chef for about ten years. He really loves cooking and being in the kitchen. He's good at it, too! He's also got two ten year old girls. They love to help him out in the kitchen, and around the house.
I started something new last week on the show that I really like! I think so far we’ve had a lot of fun with you guys, asking you questions and getting all sorts of interesting, honest, and funny answers.
Folks, as you may or may not remember here lately, I moved into a different house recently. I've decided to "Become an Adult," and in that process there's some yard work and stuff to be done. So boyfriendo and I have been out most weekends weeding, planting, cleaning, raking, you name it. We've begun to get to an acceptable happy place where all we have to do is water stuff and wait fo
According to a new study, dudes start turning into their dad at age 38. It seems like women worry about turning into their mothers more than guys worry about turning into their dad, so let's even that out.