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Hey, folks - the cafeteria is a business too, ya know!  At least that's how they feel at a school in Attleboro, Mass., and they are getting strict with the kids.  Is it right to do, though?

Here is Today's Daily Dilemma: My family has been taking care of my mother who has a rare neurological disease which leaves her brain as sharp as a tack but her body is slowing ceasing to function. For the last three years my sisters and myself, have had to do everything for her, feed her, bath her, dress her, etc...

Last week there was a horrific house fire in Gloversville, N.Y.  These stories are never good, fire is such a life destroying entity. Even after all the flames are extinguished there is so much that can never be recovered, or replaced. The best that you can hope for if this sort of tragedy ever befalls your family ids that everyone gets out safely.

Sometimes I have to be honest, I think what in the world has happened to society. The news is full of horrible stories about horrible people doing horrible things. That's why I just love a story about someone who cares about others and goes out of their way to help another person out. We had an amazing example of that today on the Sean and Richie Show.

Here is Today's Daily Dilemma: My son has ADHD and as a result, he never sits down and talks a mile a minute most of the time. At home, it’s really no big deal and we’re all used to it. We focus on the positive traits that come with the ADHD instead of getting overly concerned about the minor issues that comes with it...

Here is Today's Daily Dilemma: When my ex husband picked the kids up for their weekend visit he told me his new girlfriend and him were thinking about buying the house across the street from me. We get along enough to drop off and pick up our kids, there is no way having him living across the street would ever work out... Read More ...

I don't know if you have seen it yet but this video has been making the rounds on some of the social media sites. I'ts kind of fun for any parents or especially young people who want to have kids to watch.

Take heart, America - it's almost over.  We can finally have control of our TVs again. There have been many comments of how candidates have conducted themselves in this election cycle.  Few have been positive. This four year old sums it up the best, however.  I'm with ya, kid!

How many years is it, Ms Pink?  I'm losing track.  We've been working together for a long time with the Reading, Writing and Rhyming program and it continues to amaze me just how great her classes are.   Here's yet another example.  They broke the friendly and cutsey-ometers this time!

I don't even want to ask this question, because I think I already know the answer.  There are definite ways to tame the savage decibels however.  Please listen up (rimshot)

I'll ask again.  Is your child secure in that car seat?  Is it securely fastened? Is it facing the right way?  Is it in the front seat or the back?  Things to think about, especially this week.

People never cease to amaze me with their stupidity. I understand how annoying it can be when you are in a hurry to be behind a school bus and have to stop every block or so to watch the children get off the bus. If you are like me you shake your head, smile and say something to yourself like. "Ugh, it's always me this happens to!" What you don't do is ride up on a sidewalk to get past t