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Friday Five: Worst selling Yankee Candle Scents

September 9, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenkocomment

Yep, I love a good Yankee Candle, but given my inability to follow the most basic fire safety rules and the budget restrictions heartlessly placed on me by my husband, I really shouldn’t be buying them at all.  I do, now and then, take a trip to this nifty little place called T.J. Maxx Home […]

Mom, you can let go now

September 9, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenkocomment

This was a big summer for Emily, my nine-year old daughter.  There were a lot of firsts, but the biggest first by far is letting her go with her brother outside to play by themselves.   This is the kind of thing that if you were to go back in a time machine to the […]

Update on the tragic tooth

August 7, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenkocomment

Here’s an update on the Tragic Tooth. While we were at Disneyland yesterday, Ben took a bite of a “Hard frozen” Mickey Ice Cream Bar and then pulled out his first tooth–so Mickey helped him out with that one. Then while walking toward “it’s a small world” I look back at Ben, who has his […]

The Curious Pair

June 1, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko23 Comments

  This is my column in this month’s OC Family out today. I always wonder how other couples’ relationships work–what they talk about, if they brush their teeth side-by-side in the mirror every morning, how they decide on big-ticket items. It’s the little things couples do in public that make me stare and stand too close, […]

Put down the Purell and go see the movie ‘Babies’

May 24, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko10 Comments

  Babies are resilient.  Babies are tough. Babies have a wicked sense of humor. Babies can spend the first year of their life licking dirt, spending time unsupervised, and cuddling with cows and still enter into the toddler stage healthy and happy.  These are all things I learned after watching the brilliant documentary “Babies.”   […]

Time to play “What’s that smell?”

May 15, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko2 Comments

When we got in the car to head down to Balboa, it reeked–real bad. “What’s that awful smell?” I  asked from the front seat, but the kids just shrugged and rolled down their windows. After two hours in the sun down at the beach, again, “What is that putrid smell!?” “I think it’s my meatball,” […]

The Story of the Disneyland Corn Dog

April 21, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko19 Comments

I don’t know about you, but I go back and forth.  Sometimes I think life is all about “The Big Picture” things.  Reaching for our dreams. Setting goals then achieving them. The biggies: Births; Marriages; Deaths. Then, sometimes I think life if all about the outtake.  Life’s small pleasures.  Sometimes, especially when I’m really hungry, […]

Keeping it in Perspective

April 7, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko8 Comments

Here’s my post featured in this month’s issue of OC Family Magazine: There are a few sure signs that you have entered the land of grown-ups– paying taxes; treating your parents’ to an expensive, swanky dinner; or even listening to Neil Diamond without shame. But, you know what really makes you feel like you’re firmly […]

Snapped; The Mommy Edition

March 31, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko6 Comments

  Scene: Dive bar just outside Orange County. It was a hot day.  Too hot to be inside, still I walked into the dark barroom quickly and with great expectations.  The sun filtered in through the dirt and bumper stickers on the window and the light illuminated all the dust particles in the dead bar […]

New video plus, how much do you know about Children’s Hospital of Orange County?

March 27, 2010 By: Suzanne Moshenko11 Comments

I’m putting a lot of work recently into my videos for OC Family and I’m having a blast making them and I’m getting to meet some incredible Orange County people in the process.  In this new one from CHOC Night at the Honda Center I worked with the ever-patient Bryce from Post Fifth Pictures for the new […]

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