How to spend a Halloween at home?

I can't believe how she is acting! Her mother came home from the hospital yesterday after a minor surgery, and my wife went up to the hospital in the morning to bring her home and spend the day with her. I was left in charge of the house and kids, and...

So my birthday was on Wednesday and my wife showed up that night empty handed teIIing me my present hadn't arrived yet and on top of that she was not going to be around to celebrate with me on the weekend since she was flying out to her sisters house...

My 13 almost 14 wants to have a Halloween party this year. So I told her we could fix up our carport for her a party. But I want it to be more then just a party. I want to fix up my back yard as a scary haunted yard. So the kids can do a walk through...

Home day care providers, how much time do you spend during the day just doing general cleaning upkeep, like sweeping food areas and messy play areas, wiping off counters, picking up toys for kids who are too young to pick up after themselves so there...

Anyone suggest a few web sites or references for Halloween haunts? I am planning on expanding my 'graveyard' and saw something about a Crank Ghost. Also, looking for free Halloween scary music. Any good ideas will be rewarded. Thanks.

I'm a 18 year old male. I consider myself responsible - outside of my house I am well aware of what's right from wrong, although sometimes I don't do my share at home. I do not pay bills but I am still in highschool. My question is, being legally an...

Sorry, this is long. Me and my husband have been married for almost 7 years. He has become consumed by work and material things. He says we can't spend quality time together because it takes money, yet we spend on other useless things that I would love...

I get home sick when I spend the night at other people's houses but my own what should I do? I need help! I want to spend the night at my friends house but I just get home sick and have to go home any help or tips for this?

The banks like to say to follow the 28-36% rule (meaning your home payment should be that percentage of your income- i.e. your family makes $100,000/year, so you could spend 28-36,000/year on your mortgage, or 2,300-3,000/month). But you know what? We...