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Kicking the Seat of My Own Pants

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So. It's been a while. Now I feel like I've just run into an old friend on the street.

"What's new?," she asks. And though a million things have happened in the meantime, but not knowing where to start, I say, "Nothing, really. Same old. How are you?"

I've had so many ideas for posts. Really, I have. Just haven't had the time to flesh them out and actually, uh, post them. Haven't had the energy, either, but I'll leave the juicy details on that for the next post.

Then this morning I opened my inbox to find a message from one of the Noodads, alerting me to his post about a recent family trip to Subway and his disappointment in the kids' meal toy. The picture above is his; read the whole post here. It's worth the trip over.

The amazing thing is hundreds of people have continued to visit Quick Serve Kids every week. Granted, they're staying less than a minute on average, but that's to be expected. For pete's sake, my last post was a big whine, and that was weeks ago.

This week will be different--and I have a lot to share. Stay tuned. And keep on checking back.

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Thanks for the link to the Noodad post. We're veterans of way too many children's meals (our kids are teens now), and this particular toy looks worthless.


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First came the job: founding editor of a magazine for fast-food industry executives. Then came marriage.

Then came the baby in the baby carriage—and a new perspective on the world in which that baby will grow up.

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