A gift guide for the Toronto-lover | Girls Coats

The Washington Douglas Headstart program needed 206 coats, to put on the backs of every one of their students.

Bring your undecorated Christmas trees to the south side of the Eagle Town Park before 6 p.m. All ornaments, tinsel and lights must be removed before you drop your tree off. Please make sure the tree is on the park lawn and not the road, spread your trees out along the south and west corner of the park and don’t pile them too high as it could create some difficulties for the firefighters.

11. Child of Mine by Carter’s Pajamas ($7): This soft microfleece one-piece with its little reindeer footies is great for chilly mornings.

The attackers are described as young, African-American girls around high school age and standing about 5 feet 6 inches tall. The three were wearing different-colored coats, including a gray jacket, a silver puffy jacket and a purple coat.

When it comes to affordability H&M is the one to buy to fit in with any budget. For a luxury gift we love Mori’s zip-up styles and for somewhere in the middle Sleepy Doe’s fun styles are light, bright and modern.

But my very favorite to use, and my husband’s very favorite to use, had us convinced (with both of our babies) that a certain brand was actually worth the splurge.

Interested in making a cake for the Cake Auction on Feb. 8th? Cakes need to be at MHS Attendance Center by 4:00pm. “Welcome to the Muskie Jungle” is the theme.

Jason Turner is a sports reporter for The Herald Journal. He can be reached at [email protected] or 435-792-7237.

78. “Odd but True” (Season 5, Episode 8)Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson wrote this fun and mildly twisted episode in which “for $500 and a million laughs,” Rob allows himself to be considered for the “Odd but True” newspaper column after it’s discovered that the freckles on his back form the Liberty Bell. A memorable gag is Rob and Laura’s reaction to a man with the head the size of a baseball.

Bash had no problem walking through winter slush in these waterproof, fleece-lined, super stylish duck boots. We especially love how the side zipper makes them so easy for our little guy to get them on and off by himself!

Mini Mioche  An OG on the scene, Mini Mioche was launched in 2008 to fill a major void in the market. New mom Alyssa Kerbel had a hard time finding ethically made basics, in neutral colours, so she decided to create them herself. With two store locations in Toronto and an online shop [www.minimioche.com/] chock full of made-in-Canada, organic clothing, plus a selection of well-curated accessories, this must-shop boutique works to support other Canadian brands while it grows. #Winning

I don’t want my own children to mock femininity. I don’t want them to laugh at "girly" things or to treat "girly" people as inferior. I don’t want them to turn their noses up at fashion or beauty, as if these outlets (despite their room for improvement) do not offer creative expression to the multitudes. They may someday reject traditional femininity (and things like the leopard print-hooded coat I dressed my eldest in this year along with it). In the meantime, however, I want to expose them to little things like dressing up so that they may learn there is nothing inherently wrong with doing so.