Angela Schurhoff: Constant Chatter Contributor

Angela Schurhoff is a freelance writer and busy mother of two. Besides volunteering in the classroom, coordinating play dates and mother-daughter book clubs, shuttling kids between soccer and ballet lessons, and navigating through her recent divorce, Angela tries to find time to write.

This Florida-born California transplant has recently returned to her writing career after a nine-year hiatus raising babies. She has written for the Sacramento News & Review and Citysearch.com.

Some of Angela's future aspirations include hiking Machu Picchu, baking the perfect bundt cake, waking up feeling rested and writing a best-selling novel.

She currently lives in the Bay Area with her two daughters.

Articles by Angela Schurhoff

Say I Love You Without Saying a Word

In new relationships, mountains move with those three little words are first uttered, but as time goes by, the novelty sometimes wanes. Does it have to? Contributor Angela Schurhoff doesn't think so. She's outlined 10 ways we can keep "I love you" fresh without saying a thing.

Drink Recipes: Love Potion No. 9

What says "romance" like a ruby red cocktail? Well, a lot of other things, but these concoctions definitely can't hurt! Contributor Angela Schurhoff did the dirty work, researching the best libations to help you put the spirit in the sexy season.

18 Romantic Movies Worth Watching

With Valentine's Day around the corner, romance is in the air or on the minds of many. Whether you've got a loved one to celebrate with or are enjoying the season solo, contributor Angela Schurhoff has love-centric selections for all ages. Pamper yourself with some unwind time on the sofa with one of these films.

Divided Homes for the Holidays

Dividing the holidays between divorced parents and in-laws can be a stressful mess, and if it feels too overwhelming, it's all too easy to blow up and bail out. Before you freak, take in calm and collected contributor Angela Schurhoff's wise advice. She'll help you enjoying the holidays on your own terms.

Adventures in Finding a Babysitter

One of the scariest parts of parenthood is relinquishing control of your little one's life (even if only temporarily) and entrusting an almost-stranger with it. CC resident mom Angela Schurhoff outlines the best methods for locating that special trustworthy person so you can enjoy some much-needed adult time.

Holiday Gift Guide for Kids

Deciphering what your kids want for Christmas can be a headache, not to mention locating the inevitably popular toys. Constant Chatter contributor Angela Schurhoff has done the dirtiest work for you. She's pinpointed and researched the year's hottest presents -- just whip out your card, click and wrap!

Amateur's Guide to Sushi in the Raw

Branching out on the food front can be intimidating, especially when the menu's in a foreign language. Our adventurous contributor Angela Schurhoff gives you a detailed rundown of all things sushi -- from what's what to how to get in the good graces of your sushi chef.

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New Mommy Files: The Down 'n' Dirty on Diapers

The latest dispatch from the New Mommy Files addresses the raging controversy over cloth diapers vs. disposable. Prepare to be mesmerized by talk of such things as Pre-Folds, Envelope Shells and the St-Lucia Blues. Who knew keeping the planet green and your baby's bottom clean could be so involved?

Beauty on a Budget: Stock Up on Makeup

We've all got our addictions; that habit we just can't kick. Frances Grove certainly does, and she gets her fix at the drugstore. No, it's not a jones for Percocet that gives her the shakes. She needs the really heavy stuff: John Frieda, Revlon, Sally Hansen, L'Oreal, Roc, CoverGirl. You get the picture.

Book Review: Rain Mitchell's "Tales From the Yoga Studio"

Looking for a book that's a blast to read, but won't evaporate from your consciousness the minute you turn the last page? Rain Mitchell's "Tales from the Yoga Studio" offers a slyly clever peek into Lalaland's yoga scene. Nuanced characters, a compelling plot and more than a few laugh-out-loud moments will keep you reading this one well past your bedtime.