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    Melissa Moore

    5 Moral Dilemmas Every Married Man Faces

    Thursday, November 5, 2009, 07:55 AM CST [General]

    5 Moral Dilemmas Every Married Man Faces

    ***This list was written by a GUY!!  Therefore the explanations will make more sense. :) ***

    #1.)  Getting together with an ex:  There's no reason your friendship with an ex should have to end now that you're married. 

    More importantly, don't lie to your girl about hanging out with your ex.  That will only make things worse.  Instead, explain to your wife that you chose HER, and she's the only woman you want to be with.  If you're being honest, she should be cool with it. 

    #2.)  Flirting:  In and of itself, flirting is mostly harmless.  MOSTLY.  Just make sure it doesn't lead to anything shady.  And try to keep in mind that if you're going to flirt a little, your wife can too.

    #3.)  Checking out other women:  You got married, not castrated.  You're free to LOOK at other women all you like.  But you have to do it correctly.  That means no creepy leers, and no doing it blatantly in front of your wife.  That's just disrespectful.

    #4.)  Telling your wife a friend is cheating:  No man wants to violate Guy Code, especially when it could screw over a friend.  But if your wife hears the news from anyone but you, she's going to know you were keeping secrets.  So what do you do?

    Honestly, you probably should fill your lady in.  Let her know that your friend is cheating, not you.  She'll appreciate you brought it up.  And hopefully, she'll interpret it as proof that you're not THAT GUY.


    #5.)  Going to strip clubs:  This is a tough one.  The only purpose of going to a strip club is to ogle T-and-A, and maybe get a private dance.  I guarantee the wife will not appreciate that, especially since half the money you'll be spending is hers.

     Enjoy and feel free to pass this to your friends.

    xo

    Melissa

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    More Pics from Anoka Halloween Parade

    Monday, November 2, 2009, 09:12 AM CST [General]

     Pictures from Anoka Halloween Parade

    Happy Post-Halloween!  Thanks Anoka for the fun and cheers!

    By the way I was Princess Aurora aka 'Sleeping Beauty' and Greg was the evil Maleficent.  Just in case you didn't know! lol

    xo

    Melissa

     

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    Greg & Melissa @ Anoka Halloween Parade

    Monday, November 2, 2009, 06:50 AM CST [General]

    Princess Aurora 'Sleeping Beauty' & Malificient from Sleeping Beauty

    *I was told I looked more like Anna Nicole Smith!  LOL 

    Happy Post Halloween - C'mon Thanksgiving!!!

    xo

    Melissa

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    Top Candy for TC Kids This Halloween

    Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 07:36 AM CST [General]

    Our friends at Cub Foods interviewed 500 children here in the Twin Cities and found out their top 10 favorite Halloween candy By the way, 85% of the TC children will be trick or treating this Saturday.

     

    1. Candy Corn
    2. Kit Kat
    3. M&M's - Plain
    4. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
    5. Hershey's Chocolate Bar
    6. Popcorn Ball
    7. Butterfinger
    8. Nestle Crunch
    9. Kraft Caramels
    10. Snickers

    Happy Halloween!!

    xo

    Melissa

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    Why My Child Won't Walk Home Alone

    Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 08:04 AM CST [General]

    florida girl somer thompson missing 

    Somer Thompson -

    DOB 4/5/02

    From Momlogic's Julie -

    Last month, the New York Times ran a piece called "Why Can't She Walk to School?"

    I'd like to answer that question now. Why can't my kids walk to school? Somer Thompson is the reason why. There are just too many evil, crazy people out there, and her murder is proof of that.

    115 children are kidnapped by strangers each year, according to federal statistics. There are 73.7 million children in the U.S. YES, I realize that the odds are slim that the worst could happen. But tell that to Diena Thompson, Somer's mom. The odds were just as slim for her, and it happened.

    It happened. And now her child is dead.

    The New York Times article said that only 13 percent of kids walk or bike to school these days because parents are so anxious that something awful could happen. I'm definitely one of those paranoid parents, and Somer's heartbreaking case only makes me more vigilant.

    Yes, I know my kids are much more likely to get into a car wreck on the way to school than be abducted while walking home. I get it. But Somer didn't die in a car crash. She died after being abducted, while walking home from school. And, as a parent, that is something I believe you could never get over -- never in a million years.

    The child killer who did this to Somer didn't just kill that little girl ... he killed her whole family. Her mother. Her twin brother. Her other siblings. Her wheelchair-bound dad. Those people who loved Somer most will never be the same. This animal on the loose took away their innocence and life as they know it. He took away their Somer -- snuffed out her bright young life and threw her in a landfill like yesterday's trash.

    So when you ask me why I won't let my kids walk to school ... THIS is why. Somer is why.

    Call me paranoid all you want. But letting my kids walk alone is just not a risk I'm willing to take.

    ***************

    Melissa

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