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98. “There’s No Sale Like Wholesale” (Season 4, Episode 32)“Uncle Buddy,” the self-proclaimed Baron of Bargains, claims he can get Laura a fur coat wholesale. A fun-enough episode full of skullduggery, false identities, and deceptions for which Rob and Laura are ill equipped.

And it shouldn’t be a question of if you are going to follow these guidelines. Car seat safety isn’t an optional part of parenting. With car crashes the leading cause of death for children, your child’s life depends on you taking this stuff seriously. So let’s do this thing right.

Also, sometimes, a onesie will be, um, soiled… after a diaper blowout (aka poo explosion), and it is not any fun to try to pull that up and off of your newborn baby…

‘Swapped the beach for a little luxury glamping in Piambong, 20 minutes from beautiful Mudgee,’ she added, tagging the Sierra Escape Retreat. 

Swedish design for Scandinavian winters — what more could you ask for? We love how this one is 100 percent merino wool and zero percent itchy.

61. “The Two Faces of Rob” (Season 2, Episode 2)Several first season episodes climaxed with a playful Rob and Laura chasing each other around the living room and into unseen areas of the house where one imagines things got a little more amorous. This episode takes it up a notch as Rob, for a sketch, tries to prove that a husband could disguise his voice so that his wife wouldn’t recognize him. He, of course, thinks Laura is flirting with a complete stranger. Her romantic mood when he comes home indicates Laura doesn’t mind a little role-play.

"Bank of America has been supporting and partnering with Girls Inc. for over 15 years," said Jennifer MacPhee, Albany and Hudson Valley market president, "and we’re incredibly proud to support and continue to grow this partnership through our second annual New Coat Drive."

"By them playing, the kids that are younger can look at that and say, ‘Oh yeah, I want to do that,’" Auler said. "That’s really what we’re trying to do. Part of our vision is being able to feed into the ice rinks. We will not compete with the Chiller rinks. We want to help feed the Chiller rinks and get kids into the ice hockey side, so we see this as a feeder system."

Tacoma author Marcia Crews, who also wrote “Three Bears of the Pacific Northwest,” localizes another fairytale in her new book, set once-upon-a-time on the Salish Sea. Seattle artist Jeremiah Trammell’s fun, fresh illustrations make the story friendly and accessible to young locals. $18 at booksellers

"This was a somewhat forgotten parcel for a number of years during the economic downturn. For us to be able to now develop it is really exciting because we feel it is a unique site," said Jim Telling, Managing Partner at East West Partners. "It’s southern facing and offers this rare connection to the river. Residents will have access to all of the amenities at the Westin and it’s walkable to town. For us, this is the opportunity to create some really fun lifestyles for people."

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