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• Raising awareness
  Here in L.A. we have a radio call in show at night called "Loveline." I think it is syndicated so some of you might get it also. Loveline is run by Dr. Drew and Adam Carolla. They counsel people, mostly teens, who call in with sex or drug problems. It can get pretty funny at times. Last night Ada…
• ridiculous radio host...need help!
  so my husband was listening to a national radio talk show host this morning who was lamenting the "peanut-free" ballgame idea. not a whole park, mind you, just a [i]section[/i]. (we're so greedy, aren't we?) my husband was infuriated with his commentary and called in. the host said that peanut all…
• Radio show on Peanut Allergy
  On Wednesday September 15 between 10:45am -11am Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger of Food TV's "Too Hot Tamales" cooking show will be discussing Peanut Allergies. This will be on KPCC radio (Los Angeles)89.3 FM -The show is "Talk of the Table" hosted by Linda Othertein-Girard. The call in number …

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• Peanut Dog
  This is not a joke! Like guide dogs (a.k.a seeing eye dogs), there are peanut detecting dogs. Dogs who can sniff out peanuts to ensure their owner is safe. Please don't judge me, but I am not a dog lover. I like other people's dogs. Especially golden retrievers, burnese mountain dogs, and more rec…
• Dear Mr. Dumb Ass:
  I woke up in a good mood this morning, and I had a really nice uplifting post ready for today. I really try to keep it positive since it's hard at times. Then I got into my car and turned on the radio. BIG mistake! Normally I avoid articles, interviews and the comments people post about them that t…
• Family Happenings
  We've had a really long week, and I can't believe a new one is starting. We had play dates, Mommy and Me class, got our flu shots, had our first trip to the dentist, and went pumpkin picking. We did all this with no naps! Seriously the kid has not taken a nap in 5 days! I'm not ready to have a no n…

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