Chris Harris Jr. hosts collection drive for Coats for a Cause | Bamboo Baby Onesie

They have a lot of unique pieces like sleeveless rompers, kimono style onesies (pictured above), newborn wrap shirts, and hoodies with nice wide necks to fit over those big baby heads. And of course, all of their clothes are crafted using 100% organic cotton.

Forget spending $10 or more on bath bombs, because Target even has exclusives on some of the most popular bath bombs like these Da Bomb Bath Fizzers in a variety of Target-only designs and scents—all under $6 each.

“I love how soft and well-constructed these PJs are. I wanted them large and comfy so on cold Alaska nights I could put them on and feel warm and cozy. They fit the bill, and the wide, flannel-covered waist is a plus. I have now ordered several pairs in different colors.”

75. “The Last Chapter” (Season 5, Episode 32)The Dick Van Dyke Show goes out with a clip show, but at least they’re great clips. All represent chapters in Rob’s finally completed book. A meta finish anticipates Seinfeld and the series’ fitting final image is Rob and Laura in a passionate kiss.

Need that one perfect jacket for big days skiing the resort? The Charger packs plenty of waterproof/breathable protection and just enough Primaloft insulation into a flattering-fit shell that can handle hours of charging groomers and seeking out powder stashes without cramping your style. Credit that manuveraalilty to a four-way stretch fabric that moves as you do out on the hill. And it all rings up at a reasonable price for a full-feature resort jacket.

MHS Canvases for Sale: We are in the process of updating canvas pictures that are displayed throughout Muscatine High School. Certain canvases are available for purchase based on Administration approval for $65. If you are interested in a specific canvas, please contact Doreen Borde in the Principal’s office by email at [email protected] or by calling 263-6141 ext. 1116. It would be helpful if you could provide a snapshot of the canvas and name(s) of subject on the canvas, as well as, where the canvas is displayed (Commons/Gym area, Auditorium, Ag, Science, etc.).  You will be notified if the canvas you are requesting is available and when to pick up.

With all of these options—regardless of whether or not they’ve been officially approved—you should always test them to make sure they are safe. The test is super simple, and Dr. Baer recommends all parents do this, regardless of how they dress their child in the car. Here’s how:

Laura is needlessly jealous that Rob has to work late with a glamorous movie star. She’s being referred to as “Laurie” and “Mrs. Petrie” at this point. Her breakthrough is coming with the episode, “To Tell or Not to Tell.”

Members of Meridian Knights of Columbus Council #802 look through coats to be delivered with Ricky Hood, director of Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi. The Knights provided more than 100 coats to the Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi for distribution to children in need of a warm coat. This decade-long program has impacted children in the greater Meridian area. Project director, William Nix, says, "For Children without a warm coat it’s hard to study well, it’s hard to play well.”

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A bum finds an Alan Brady Show script that Rob lost in Grand Central Station and demands $2500 when Rob gushes about how valuable it is. It’s got a good guest star turn by Herbie Fay as the head of Lost and Found, but that’s about it.

72. “My Two Show-Offs and Me” (Season 4, episode 13)At Laura’s urging but against his better judgment, Rob allows a reporter from Manhattan magazine to observe the Alan Brady Show writing staff at work leading to childish outbursts, posturing, quibbling, and backstabbing. A good episode for Morey Amsterdam’s Buddy, who really goes overboard.