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Restaurant Hunt

Posted on June 16, 2012 by

In Florida, we have months that stretch on end where we can’t really do much outside if it doesn’t involve water. So, we’re stuck with inside activities, and the library and mall can get old fast. If you’ve got enough … Continue reading →

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No Kids Allowed

Posted on July 13, 2011 by

It seems like this keeps coming up. First, I posted about separating families on flights, then LZ Granderson popped in with his oh-so-expert opinion on “brats” and their parents, and now a restaurant has banned children under six from dining … Continue reading →

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Serve Families First

Posted on March 1, 2011 by

This is going to sound privileged and whiny, but hear me out. Parents with children should be served first.  I know it looks like I’m out for special treatment and think the world owes me because I chose to drag … Continue reading →

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Toddler Tricks – 28

Posted on February 26, 2011 by

Ways to Trick your Baby: Problem: You’re out to eat and your children do not want to sit still. They’re wriggling and whining and attempting to escape. Surely there are more interesting things in the restaurant that the silverware they can’t … Continue reading →

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Atmospheric Pressure

Posted on December 2, 2010 by

Taking two babies anywhere is a hassle.  Taking them out to dinner is usually a disaster.  In a restaurant, your attention is divided.  You can only dote upon your children while you’re not choosing something to eat from the menu, … Continue reading →

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Your Mama

Posted on September 4, 2010 by

I don’t expect my motherhood to be ignored, especially as I drag two toddlers across town – it is what I am, and I am proud to wear my badge – but there is no need to put me on an entirely different level than your other patrons. There is no need to coddle me, give me a wink and a nod, or relate to me solely in terms of my job. Continue reading →

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