Dear Mike & Liza, My wife and I had 5 children and they have all grown and left the house. She only knows how to cook for a large family so now, even though it’s just the 2 of us, she still makes huge meals. The problem is, I hate leftovers. I don’t want to […]
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Mike & Liza’s Family Feud: Dear Mike & Liza, I’m sure this question has been asked and answered But this time, it’s ME! 😉 I want to put the Christmas lights up on the house now, before it snows, while the weather is still nice. My husband is refusing. He says we can put them […]
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When you’re sick, do you like to be coddled or just left alone? Tell us on Facebook and 6:45 Monday morning.
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What’s the weirdest thing you ever got trick-or-treating? Mike got a 50 cent piece once, and Liza remembers coming home with a can of chopped olives. Anything weird in your family’s trick-or-treat bags?
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Kids will judge you based on the candy you hand out this Halloween. We found this handy infograph for you. Tell us what kind of Halloween candy giver you are 6:45 Monday morning.
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One columnist says 8:45 p.m. might be the perfect adult bedtime. What do you think? What time does East Idaho go to bed? Tell us here and 6:45 tomorrow morning.
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Do you have a lottery plan? Mike has a GREAT idea for *when he wins the lottery. He’s going to gather up a select group of friends, find out what it would take for them to quit their jobs, and start taking people on adventures. What about you? With the weekend lottery totals at more […]
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Dear Mike & Liza, My husband has a classic car and he’s overly protective of it. He won’t let me drive it, at all! Not even to back it out of the garage. He says when he drives it, he puts a force field around it and I “don’t have the force.” In a marriage, […]
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What’s the best time to go grocery shopping. Liza sticks to weekdays. Mike braves the crowds on the weekends. When do you hit the aisles? Tell us here and 6:45 tomorrow morning.
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Do you teach your kids to “hit back” or “turn the other cheek?” If your child came home from school and said someone had hit them, what would your advice be?
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