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My kids are addicted to television

Dear Mr. Dad: Help! My kids are hopeless television addicts. All they want to do is sit in front of the tube—even on the most gorgeous days. What can I do to break this habit? Advice: Nothing can drive harried parents crazier faster than seeing their children sprawled out in front of the TV on a beautiful, sunny day. After spending the day cooped... >Full Story

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The Basics of Football

The team with the most points wins. There, it's simple, isn't it? Well, it's a little more complicated than that, but the basic principles of the game are pretty simple. The game consists of four fifteen-minute quarters of playing time, which equals out to be about three hours. I know, 4 X15 doesn't exactly add up to three hours. But... >Read More

Tags: football, hobbies, Laurie Selwitz, sports, TV, Women

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ABC's Wife Swap: Behind the Scenes

Instead of trading spaces, ABC’s hit reality TV show is about trading wives! Lydia Allison, an etiquette teacher from Starkville, Mississippi, swaps her family, of husband and three properly mannered and meticulously groomed children for Maureen Hagerty’s chaotic, environmentally unfriendly (they use paper plates for meals), uncontrollable family...... >Read More

Tags: changed lives, closet issues, Culture, Family, laurie wang, lydia allison, TV, Women

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Paris Hilton and What We Want

Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Please excuse the repetition, but I want this article to score highly in Google searches. You see, Google Zeitgeist, the mega-search engine’s report on its most popular search topics, says the heiress scored number one on 2006 Google News searches. The report presents...... >Read More

Tags: celebrities, celebrity obsession, fear of death, insecurity, internet, loss, media, Men, overwhelmed, Paris Hilton, purpose, Rusty Wright, TV, Women

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