Ep. 53: “Make money the old fashioned way: Marry into it.”

This week, Merritt explains why it’s a good thing that UP isn’t what it used to be. With all the recent talk about child abductions, the numbers are actually looking pretty good.

Year-round allergies are so common these days, kids need a better excuse to stay home. Sorry, kids. How bad does it have to be? Listen and find out.

Merritt attends seventh-grade orientation. Besides having to prep her daughter for upcoming high school classes, there’s pressure to build a strong HPISD student army against the teams of McKinney and Forney.

Listen to this week’s Bursting the Bubble below.

By Valerie Wong Feb. 23, 2010 | 11:44 am | 2 Comments | Comments RSS
2 comments to " Ep. 53: "Make money the old fashioned way: Marry into it.""
  1. You Asked About the History of Abductions in the Park Cities. « Park Cities People @ February 23, 2010 at 5:57 pm
    [...] The theme of the week is obvious. Several readers have asked about the history of actual abductions in the Park Cities. I shared part of the answer in today’s podcast. [...]

  2. G @ February 24, 2010 at 10:58 am
    Loved the discussion about the McKinney, Forney girls beating HP girls! So funny … made me start wondering if the kids in these towns start private lessons, professional coaching and pick a main sport earlier than the HP kids do! Just joking, it cant be any worse than here (except maybe Southlake?)

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