Ella Sings Elvis in Car–Adorable Video for You!
Baby Ella is quite the singer. This video is adorable! Enjoy! --Mary Fran
Resurrection–A Television Review
By: Mary Fran Bontempo "I see dead people." The line is from 1999's The Sixth Sense, not ABC's new series, Resurrection. But it could be. Because suddenly, the people from Arcadia, Missouri, are seeing lots of dead people. Not as ghosts, but as living, breathing, resurrected humans. At least they look like humans. They talk like humans, too, and are complete with all of the memories of their past lives, whether they've been [...]
Which Broadway Musical Describes Your Life? A Quiz for You!
Who doesn't love a musical? Take our quiz to find out which Broadway musical best describes your life? Are you a little "Wicked" or part of the "Chorus Line?" Play to find out! --Mary Fran
Sorry, Wrong Number
By: Mary Fran Bontempo As if there weren't a large enough cacophony of voices willing to speak up when I'm on the wrong track, a new one has added her opinion to the fray. My car. Yes, my new Chevy Malibu has decided to join with the legion of others all too willing to correct me when I'm wrong. It's been a long time since the Bontempos have owned a new car. Ten [...]
Stripes for Spring–Your Best Look!
Okay, so Friday is usually entertainment day. But what's more entertaining than shopping? One spring trend that's not always easy to navigate is stripes. Try the fashion quiz below to see just what stripe will flatter you. And then, get out there and shop! Have a great weekend! --Mary Fran
Come on, Get Happy! A Quiz for You!
At NRFGP, we're all about fun. So, starting today, we're going to offer a bit more fun each week in the form of quizzes and games, powered by Play Buzz. First up, what do you need to be happier? Play below and find out!
Reading, Writing and What’s That Say?
By: Mary Fran Bontempo To hear an audio version of this post, click the play arrow below. Talk about poetic justice. With the advent of the internet, smart phones, texting, Twitter, and all other manners of electronic communication, I was barely keeping up. As a woman in life's "middle ground," it's almost a given that I'm going to be behind--that the wonders of ever-advancing technology have made communication the province of the young. [...]