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Posted by The Working Mother's Guide to Life 3 years ago.
A little less than 24 hours have passed since Senator Obama gave his historical speech. At the time of the speech, I was moved to tears. I found it so refreshing to hear such an honest discussion on race in America. I respected Senator Obama for not ...
Posted by The Working Mother's Guide to Life 4 years ago.
I watched the debate on Tuesday night. Hillary and Barack fighting turned my stomach. It sent me on a mission - who was telling the truth What I have found, is both fudged the truth a little, but the Clinton spin was much more factually incorrect. ...
Posted by The Working Mother's Guide to Life 4 years ago.
Tonight - 8:00 - MUST SEE TV!It is important the ratings improve - especially now with the writer's strike. If they don't improve, FNL probably will not be renewed and we might lose out on new episodes. GIVE IT A CHANCE - Season 1 is available for $24...
Posted by The Working Mother's Guide to Life 4 years ago.
These are great sites for the entertainment world news.http://www.eonline.com/ - Watch with Kristenhttp://www.zap2it.com/http://www.givememyremote.com/http://www.perezhilton.com/www.tmz.com
Posted by The Working Mother's Guide to Life 4 years ago.
Thursday night tends to be a stressful night for me. Too much good tv. This season, I had to give up CBS as I can only record one show a night. Last Night's HighlightsThe Office - I was worried about Michael's commercial, but it was heartfelt and sw...
Spfldbloggers is a collection of blogs from the Springfield, Illinois area. Every ten minutes the site fetches RSS feeds from blogs in the blog roll and then stores a summary of blog posts.
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