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24. “The Sick Boy and the Sitter” (Season 1, Episode 1)This series premiere deftly introduces its classic characters in the broadest terms. Rob is the college-educated “egghead” head comedy writer, Buddy Sorrell the old school show business veteran, and Sally the husband-hunting gag writer. Moore is in the initially thankless role as wife and mother who doesn’t want to attend a party at Alan Brady’s because she fears son Ritche might be getting sick. (“How often is one called upon to be a responsible parent?”). At the party, Sally does her Jimmy Durante imitation, Buddy tells jokes, and Rob does great physical shtick. Laura remains on the sidelines.

146. “You’re Under Arrest (Season 5, Episode 13)Incriminating evidence is stacked against Rob when the police want to question him about a brawl. If this episode is remembered at all, it’s for the recurring topical reference, “You slept through The Guns of Navarone?”

“See also hats and gloves outside. Yes her little hands are cold. Yes I have mittens for her. No she won’t keep them on for more than 17 seconds,” one parent wrote.

"He was a great skater," Jim said. "He wasn’t a puck-handler, but he found his way to the net. What we learned from the coaches was [that] he was one of the more knowledgeable players, as far as retaining what they were telling him. They called it ‘hockey smart.’ He knew where to be."

For cold winter nights, nothing beats snuggling into warm flannel sheets, and Coyuchi makes some of the thickest and best on the market, all from 100% organic cotton. All of their products are manufactured with natural fibers free of the toxic dyes, bleaches and finishes used in conventional textiles. Their chemical-free flannel bedding is now available in crib size for $38. Once you feel the material, you may need to buy a matching set of sheets and a duvet cover for yourself too.

I knew after a few weeks as a mother that the only newborn clothes (and maybe the only baby clothes, in general) that mattered were those that were easy to get on and off.

First of all, good luck getting those things on. Newborn feet aren’t exactly the slender things with extended toes that older humans’ feet are — more like pudgy little round things.

If you add enough detergent and other goodies to your shopping basket, Target.com will ship them free to your door—which saves you the time and hassle of lugging them from the register to your car, then to your door, and down to the laundry caverns we all hate carrying heavy things to. Try this Ecos Free and Clear Liquid Laundry Detergent, which offers 100 loads at under $10 a bottle, and keeps your fabrics and skin free of potentially irritating chemicals.

Justin also played street hockey in Westerville, as part of a former program in Huff Park that was makeshift in nature. As Jim remembers it, "They’d take bumper pads out of a big shed and make up a little rink in the parking lot."

Also on Saturday, Beaver Creek hosts the weekly FunFest, where kids can earn tokens to redeem prizes after running from one game tent to the next. Kids can also work off some energy in the bounce house, learn about dinosaurs that once roamed the area, see how they look as a caricature plus other activities.

We also checked Amazon and their two best sellers are the Columbia Powder Lite Puffer for boys and the Weahterproof Outerwear Jacket for girls.

PLAE has been known for their adorable and versatile kids’ sneakers (with interchangeable Velcro tabs), but this season the company is also offering a new line of all-weather boots. The leather and suede is from a manufacturer that is ISO 14001 certified, the upper materials are made from recycled PET (milk jugs), PLAE’s heel cups are made from recycled EVA cork. Even their packaging is eco-friendly, and FSC-approved, employing soy-based ink, and vegetable and water-based laminates. Their boots retail for $79.95, but can handle many types of weather and are built to last. Note, however, that they are not sized for kids with wide feet.