“Oh crap,” says Helen.
Who should go?
Jake says to Penny, “You know, I don’t ever see them plotting and discussing strategy. I don’t think there’s an alliance between them. So I’ve decided to vote for the one person I have the greatest chance in convincing to vote against her tribe, Jan.” Read the entire post…
No, I will not discuss Brandon’s obvious focus on the word, “Ass.”
Clarence on the softer side of Frank
Clarence has some one-on-one time with the camera. Ever since the bean incident, Clarence has had a big red X on his chest. But I must admit that each time I hear Clarence have a real conversation with someone, I’m impressed. Read the entire post…
Brandon panics about strategy
I just don’t get it.
Once Brandon, Kim, and Lindsey decided on who they were going to vote out and once they decided that they were going to convince the others that Brandon has at least one vote from Frank, what else is there to talk about? Read the entire post…
I hope everyone knows what a dingleberry ball is. It’s one of those things that only a guy would ever discuss – that a woman would never admit to having.
I dare someone to say this during their Thanksgiving prayer, “Lord, I’d like to give thanks for this wonderful meal that’s been… blah blah blah. And I would especially like to give thanks for the lack of dingleberries I currently do not have dangling from my ass hair.” Read the entire post…
Welcome to yet another marvelous moment of Survivor Insider brilliance. Here’s what you can expect to find:
Tom discussing Lindsey’s ability to fart like a bay mule
Before and After shots of the chicken
Tom’s Thumb (ouch!)
Frank Embarrassed
Ethan reddened
Younger Kim with strange ponytail things
Flaming arrows
Flaming Brandon
Kelly’s Poker face Read the entire post…
Warton’s desire to stay out of prison may be the end of Matt’s grand plan and the end of Matt.
It is becoming quite apparent that Matt has more to worry about than getting to the conclusion of his warped plan these days. Victor is hot on the trail and Warton is having quite a change of heart. Read the entire post…
Open gifts at the end of the party. Determining the best time and approach to opening the gifts is often a challenge. The advantage of opening the gifts at the end of the party is that there is less time for the gifts to be broken or pieces to be lost. In addition, it is difficult for young children to appreciate all gifts equally. If the guests leave soon after the gifts have been open, the child is free to play with the “favorite” without the risk of hurt feelings. Read the entire post…
Call on friends, family and professionals for help. Many parents who work full time or are simply overwhelmed by their daily challenges and demands may want to take advantage of the services of a party planning and/or party rental agency – there are many that cater exclusively to children’s parties. Trained sales representatives can assist you with selecting a theme and an appropriate mix of activities, games, snacks, and gifts to make a one-or-a-kind event for your child. Refer to the yellow pages in your phonebook for party planning assistance. Read the entire post…
Kids Party An event that is expected to be fun and filled with wonderful memories often turns out to be stressful and filled with tears. Liza H., a young mother of two, comments, “It was during my son’s third birthday party that I decided I would never host one of these events again. With crepe paper and balloons strung through my house, horns blowing, children fighting, and chocolate birthday cake smeared into my new carpet, I was sure to have a nervous breakdown before the gifts were even opened. I couldn’t imagine how I was going to get through this party. How had parents survived their children’s parties for all these years?”
We get so angry when we try to set what we think is a reasonable curfew, and our kids argue about it, or worse, come in just a little later. They keep testing us. Is there any way to make this curfew thing work?