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‘Christmas I Remember Best’: The year Santa Claus saw me naked
Laura Seitz, Deseret News ‘Christmas I Remember Best’ By John Garner This is the sixth of 10 essays selected to be published in the Deseret News annual Christmas writing contest, “Christmas I Remember Best.” “I saw Mommy kissing Santa Claus, underneath the mistletoe last night.” Did you ever wonder how emotionally scarring it must be for a child to see his or her saintly mother kissing another man — even Santa Claus (wink, wink)? Well, as a child I experienced something even more traumatic: Santa Claus saw me naked! It’s Saturday night, Christmas Eve, at the home of Catherine and...
TRX has become my go-to at-home workout—here’s why
— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. This may sound like a 2020 cliché, but before lockdowns started in March, I really was hitting my stride. I was eating healthy, getting to sleep earlier, and working out more consistently than I had in years. Cue COVID-19, when I took a sharp turn into a sedentary lifestyle. No more long walks to the office or hitting the gym in the morning. Instead, I was baking sourdough bread, eating sourdough bread, and commuting all of 20 feet from my bed...
The old Green Lantern battery is running on low, as we’ve almost reached the present, so it’s time to wind down this review of non-career superheroes and their various exploits and follie
s. While time, however, is running out, the creative spark still continues to flow through several recent productions, bringing back classic characters in new powerful misadventures. To start things off on a highly positive note, we’ll first review a couple of episodes from Pink Panther and Pals, the most recent (and one of the best) revivals of the DePatie-Freleng franchise. While Panther is visibly modified into a junior adolescent form, his spirit and pantomme humor remain intact, and comic inventiveness continues to excel. This is also true of the revival of his stablemates, the Ant and the Aardvark, one of...
How Medal Of Honor: Above And Beyond Goes 'Above And Beyond’ For Veteran
s Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond is a VR experience rooted in real-life World War II history. Immersive and highly interactive, the game on its own is an enjoyable experience, but what many might not know is how positive of an impact it has for veterans and shining a truthful light on American history. For those that may not know, the VR Medal of Honor experience from Respawn Entertainment allows players to step into the role of an agent of the Office of Strategic Services during WWII in a ravished European setting. It offers an enjoyable multiplayer experience alongside a...
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CAT Digger by Kettler Why settle for a regular ride-on toy when you could get this mini, functioning excavator? Kids will freak out about the 360-degree rotating seat and professional-looking levers. The five-wheel base gives it stability, and the fact that kids have to push themselves, as opposed to a motor, makes it safer for little kids. BUY NOW $110.00 Giant Giraffe by Melissa & Doug No one needs a massive stuffed giraffe but damn, do we want one. This giant four foot tall one is a statement piece, like an Eames chair or a Chanel bag. It serves no...