Monthly Archives: March 2007

I like to think of my marriage as an equitable one for the most part. My husband works full time (which means anywhere from 50-90 hours/week), and I work part time (anywhere from 10-15 hours/week). So naturally, many of the … Continue reading →

Last Thursday I experienced a major drawback to consumer-free living. I stepped into my closet to retrieve an outfit for a presentation I had to give on Friday to a group at Merrill Lynch, and literally had nothing to wear. … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, March 21st, Al Gore will be speaking to Congress about the issue of climate change. It’s time to make this issue one that transcends partisanship. While many of the solutions to the climate crisis will be found within the … Continue reading →

Today, our daughter turned six years old. People warned me that once elementary school started, life would start to fly by at warp speed. And it’s so true. I watch her now on the playground after school as she interacts … Continue reading →

Not that my VW is looking all that spiffy…but really, is this my future?

We haven’t gone as far as forcing our son to go naked for an entire weekend in order to get the hang of life without diapers, but we are attempting to nudge a bit more in the direction of a … Continue reading →

Yes, the Kersh family is STILL debating our next car purchase. Our 2000 VW stationwagon has been our faithful driving companion for seven years, but now that our kids are getting older and have more friends and activities, we REALLY … Continue reading →

I have a crush on a local hardware store, and now I may never shop at Lowes again. It all started with the quest for the perfect new front door for our home. We live in an older contemporary, so … Continue reading →