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Do you hide in a bathroom or do you call a babysitter and spend the night out? Sometimes I hide in the bathroom, lol. When I do get a babysitter and go out, I usually go to a bar, but I have always wondered what it would be like to go to dinner and a movie with myself. I have never thought about what it would be like to enjoy some actual time to myself. When I do go out to the bar, I go with one of my best friends, who is also a mom, and we really enjoy the time out. We talk and have conversations and laugh, it is really enjoyable and what a mom’s night out is really about. Hiding in the bathroom is not the way to have time alone, doing something that makes you happy during your time away from your kids is what a mom’s night is all about.

I know that she has a permanent place in the For You section on TikTok. Her videos go viral once they hit the ‘Net. There are tons of videos that might have a reason to be featured in this piece, but I can’t think of anyone more worthy of increased attention than Sarah Cooper.

The Second World War over and no doubt left as to where Charlie wanted to be, routine played a big part in everything the Monetti patriarch did. Like many New Yorkers, Charlie and Lizzie spent their honeymoon in the Catskills, and for good measure, befriended the resort owners. So going forward, the family stayed in the owner’s home, and every October, a smaller turnout appealed to Charlie. Thus, Gramps never relented, and his annual engagement always followed suit. “He would chop wood for the fireplace and play cards all week,” said Bill.

We don't see these little guys very often, sadly more often that not we see a dead hedgehog on the road and never get to set eyes on a live one. now I wouldn't say I am an activist as such, I enjoy country sports and people often seem to think that this makes me a murderous and horrid human.... How wrong you are. I truly believe that any wildlife that needs a helping hand should get a helping hand, regardless of species, status or anything else. Currently the plight of our beautiful and spiky little hedgehogs is really tugging at my heart strings.

“Will I travel to the moon?” I ask my Grandma who is always with me.“You can travel anywhere, my dear” she says. I nod, tilt my head upward to gaze into her trusting eyes and smile. She smiles back, teeth visible.

As a woman who has given birth four times, I’m all too familiar with the *wonderful* (Not!) postpartum period. Without sugarcoating it, postpartum in general is unpleasant to say the very least, especially that first week. These five tips might make it a bit easier!