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Adult In My Soup

It’s A Jungle Out There

by Jason 10.13.2009 Adult In My Soup
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Our buddy Lance over at The Jungle of Life posted an interview with me and Kim about our new book, our new life with a baby, and what we’d do if we were stranded in the middle of Wisconsin for a year.
You may remember Lance from our collaboration on the Laugh Flash we did in [...]

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A Series of Pep Talks From That Unquenchable Friend

by Jason 10.09.2009 Adult In My Soup
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Jen Robinson, our favorite children’s book expert in the whole wide world, recently reviewed a book geared more towards bigger kids. Namely, bigger kids like you! She takes her reviews very seriously, so we were quite ecstatic to see she had some great things to say about There’s An Adult In My Soup. Here’s a [...]

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Hungry for Fun Kitchen Art

by Jenna 10.03.2009 Adult In My Soup
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Perhaps one of the things folks forget about in planning their home decor is picking out artwork for the kitchen. We have the perfect piece of art to add that unique touch to your home:  Adult In My Soup Framed Canvas.

Perfect for kitchens and dining rooms, this warm conversation piece is printed on 23 [...]

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A Simple Favor and A Chance to Book Us for Free

by Jason 08.20.2009 Adult In My Soup

As you may have heard, Kim and I have a new book out. There’s An Adult In My Soup is one of my favorite projects yet.
The book contains a bunch of essays about how to get rid of the gunky, goopy, Adultitis-ridden part of your life. We wanted it to be one of those [...]

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There’s An Adult In My Soup

by Jason 08.06.2009 Adult In My Soup

When I was a kid, my soup was just right,
Yummy and tasty, a veritable delight.
Two cups of dreams and a full pint of play,
A pinch of curiosity for the perfect bouquet.
Passion and wonder and faith it had too,
I’d dare you to taste a happier stew!
But when I got older, my soup it did turn,
Enough to [...]

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