I might just be reviewing one of the WORST apps ever, The Angry Elf.  To be fair, I can’t just review my favorites so here goes… This app is supposed to be fun with great graphics.  While we all know, I have a great sense of humor and love spectacular graphics.  This app is so stupid, you supposedly can ask it questions and then it will respond.  I asked it a variety of questions, some that have actual answer, some wanting creative answers.  I received the same answers over and over …

Have you purchased or recieved a rice cooker only to be irritated at the inability to make rice?  We received one as a wedding present, I was determined to make it work.  I kept using it as the directions said… each and every time I had hard and crunchy rice.  So… after some searching (Mr. Supermom did help searching), I’ve finally master the rice cooker.  I thought I’d share the secrets with you…
 
 
1.  Throw away the manual.  Ok don’t throw it away, cause you might need it for the warranty or something, …

This week’s review is one that anyone who tells they recently purchase an iphone, ipad or ipod, the first app I recommend is AppShopper.  This app will help you save a TON of money.  You can go through and make a wish list of the apps you want to purchase, then when they go on sale it notifies you.  Often when I’m searching the web, I update my list at the same time.  While doing my research for this post, I found out on their website I can actually see …

I’ve decided that I get asked often enough about different apps or I look at someone and think, didn’t I tell you about that?  Well here… now I can’t say I didn’t, cause they’re right here.  I’m going to be doing a series of blog posts that review different apps.
 
The first app I’m going to review is iRewardChart.  Good news it’s available on most smart phones and tablets.  I’m sure at some point in our life we had a sticker chart for chores, tasks and behaviors, iRewardChart brings just that …

Friday morning around 11:30 am, Gavin started choking. He was crawling around on the floor by my work table, I picked him up. He started to vomit, I immediately held him horizontally so that he didn’t swallow any. Of course in the process, he hit me and the floor, but that really didn’t bother me. He still kept making sounds like he need to throw up more. Nothing foreign had come out, so I knew something was still wrong. My brain went into auto-pilot. I immeditaly called Scott’s mom to …