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In a similar vein, know that you cannot count on keeping any fancy or expensive newborn clothes you buy in pristine condition. Where there are babies, there are messes. And guess what? They won’t fit into anything for long anyway.

We’ve found a few strategies for gearing up for winter without breaking the bank. First, before you drop a ton of money on winter gear for your baby, tot, or kid, check out your local thrift stores and used gear stores. Ask your fellow parent friends if they have anything they want to get rid of. Having a go-to source for secondhand gear can be a real treasure.

If you want to buy a pair to put on the shelf, by all means, but I don’t think you’ll use them, not a once.

This athletic-fit rain shell checks off all the right boxes. The 2.5-layer (the half layer is on the inside of the jacket and adds a bit of protection while cutting down on weight) shucks off storms but lets out heat—and it all packs down into an internal pocket. Side zip pockets let in even more ventilation if you are in a hurry. It weighs just 12 ounces. An adjustable hood seals the deaL. And it all comes with a reasonable price tag.

"Randy [Auler] and the City of Westerville, they have completely exceeded our expectations," Lisa said. "The efforts they’re putting into this and the structure they’re putting around it, they’re just doing an amazing job. That’s going to be key, because that’s the foundation, right? You can build a rink like this, and hope people show up, but when you have programs and you’re bringing people together …"

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.

Little feet stay warm and cozy in these hip, modern baby booties handmade in Seattle from dark denim and brown faux-suede, and lined in super-soft fleece. Gathered elastic and two snap positions keep them securely on. $40 at Pike Place Market and etsy.com/shop/mintergoods

“You wouldn’t believe how many people I had call and say, ‘Do you need more boys’ coats, more girls’ coats, and exactly what size do you need?’” she said.

Rob and Laura try to get to the psychological root of Ritchie’s claims he’s being attacked by a giant woodpecker. But sometimes a woodpecker is just a woodpecker. “It looked like a glandular case,” Millie reports. Ritchie in a pith helmet and sunglasses earns Matthews his biggest laugh of the series.

“Adorable! Lined and super comfy for baby; he fell asleep and was snug as a bug. Used it as an early Halloween outfit: I was chef; he was turkey. Got so many compliments and will use it for Halloween and again for Thanksgiving, as well as pictures. Tail buttons on and is sturdy, costume snaps at bottom for easy changing. The turkey feet stayed on well enough — didn’t fall off at all!”

The centerpiece is a red anchor with the initials "TK" on each side, in blue lettering. The Latin phrase "familia supra omnia" scrolls across the bottom, meaning "family over everything" – fitting for a facility built to give families the same joy the Knoxes found in hockey.

A meddling Rob episode in which Rob thinks Jerry is cheating on Millie. The truth is somewhat more innocent but hints that even the reliable comic relief can have problems.