For the first time ever (not true since she already commented, but as far as an entry goes) Jennifer from Kiss-My-Kitty writes for The Dead End!!!

…sorta.

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Seeing as I am on vacation with my brother, his wife and their two children right now, I have had a lot of time to contemplate how one can best entertain young children. Now, the three year old does a pretty good job of keeping himself entertained - give him a couple of toy cars and a length of old Matchbox^TM car track and he is busy for up to nine hours. The 14 month old, on the other hand, has proven to be incapable of entertaining himself (or, in fact, feeding himself without help - when I was his age, I was already having to slaughter my own cows for hamburger - kids these days!). Thus, I have had to spearhead the development of a number of advanced techniques for entertaining the wee one.

I share my findings with you.

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For someone who closed her site down “forever” Jennifer has decided to re-open “kiss-my-kitty.com” and at the same time launch a ridiculous rant about…

Me.

A couple of other people are in her radar as well, but let’s not worry about them. I’m sure they can all defend themselves well enough (and if not, I work by the hour).

And to help me with my own defense, my special guest…

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So, here’s my problem. I have this ex, Jeff - who says he doesn’t want to have anything to do with me. That’s fine… except, I keep calling him, and giving out his number thinking it’s mine. But it’s not my fault, really….

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I’ve had disputes with my other half about whether getting caught up emotionally over what someone says on the internet is healthy.

She says it’s not, while like everything else in life it’s healthy to have some kind of reaction to what other people say, think, or express. What’s the difference if it’s at work, home, or on a computer?

I should know. I’ve closed down my share of sites in my day.

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If you are ever in a situation where you are surrounded by first and second grade children, you may find yourself engaged in a lengthy game of Lifties. It is important, for your safety and theirs’, that you follow some basic Lifties guidelines. I hope this brief primer will protect your back and their heads.

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