I never, ever had a party at my house that my parents didn't know about. They pretty much put the fear of God in me at a young age- so even if I were just having a few friends over, I had to have permission and even then, one of my parents had to be home.
I’m sure my first doll wasn't a Cabbage Patch Doll, but the first doll I can remember owning was a Cabbage Patch Doll. I took her everywhere with me until my little sister decided my doll needed some permanent marker on her face. Yep- still a little bitter about that to this day.
Today is Good News Monday. My Good News is the awesome gifts my kids gave me yesterday. They say the best gifts that you get are homemade. I would certainly agree. Yesterday was a great example of that from my kids
It seems like every website I've visited this morning is talking about Darius Rucker and his botched attempt at the National Anthem over the weekend.
It’s Monday and you know what that means…we want to hear about something good that’s recently happened in your life!
Happy Father's Day to all dads today. I also want to say a special Happy Father's Day to my Dad, Carl "Bugs" Pitcher or as I call him "Pops."
He's been an inspiration to me my whole life
I adore my Dad who had a chance to visit me in Binghamton five months ago between the time we found out his bone marrow transplant had failed and the time he had his second transplant.
I need your help in the Chenango Bridge area. A crossing guard was hit yesterday in front of the Chenango Bridge Elementary School and then left the scene.
I live 2 blocks from there and that easily could have involved my kids or any other kids in the area
Think of it as the Woodstock of country music. The Taste of Country Music Festival took place at Hunter Mountain and Binghamton was in the house. Er, make that the field!
The Reading Promise Program is sponsoring a "Fill The Bus" Food Drive at the Chenango Bridge Elementary School.
It's this Saturday from 11-2. A school bus will be on hand for you to fill and help the CV High School CHOW program. Remember childhood hunger goes beyond the holiday season.
