About The Daily Fuss | The Daily Fuss was created by me, Jen Freeman- attorney,
artist, wife, mother of one and self-proclaimed superconsumer - to bring something fresh
and honest to the blogoshpere. To me, the term superconsumer speaks not to sheer
volume of goods, but rather breadth and depth of the universe of goods consumed. As
an opinionated superconsumer and someone who rarely disconnects from technology, I
felt obligated to share my opinions with anyone who cares to listen.
The Daily Fuss is a collection of product reviews, life stuff and ever entertaining
commentary through the eyes of a superconsumer and mom.
Contact me jen@thedailyfuss.com
artist, wife, mother of one and self-proclaimed superconsumer - to bring something fresh
and honest to the blogoshpere. To me, the term superconsumer speaks not to sheer
volume of goods, but rather breadth and depth of the universe of goods consumed. As
an opinionated superconsumer and someone who rarely disconnects from technology, I
felt obligated to share my opinions with anyone who cares to listen.
The Daily Fuss is a collection of product reviews, life stuff and ever entertaining
commentary through the eyes of a superconsumer and mom.
Contact me jen@thedailyfuss.com
About the Superconsumer | In 2007, I married Ryan. Throughout my engagement, I
became somewhat of an expert on all things bridal. I made my own announcements,
invitations, place cards, menus, signs, favors and thank yous. I registered for and
received wonderful gifts from friends and family that I will cherish forever. I dressed
the bridal party and tasted cake. I planned the affair.
That same year we bought, renovated and decorated a home. In fact, much of the
wedding preparation occurred in a gutted Chicago condo, with no working kitchen and
unfinished floors. As soon as the honeymoon ended, we got down to business installing
hardwood floor, trim, sinks, toilets, drywall, electrical ... everything. By the time we
finished (nearly one year later) every single thing (paint, switchplate cover, lighting
fixture, or any furniture) was brand new.
Last March, we welcomed our daughter Leighton. She is an absolute joy, but it's no
secret that babies require a certain amount of stuff. With regard to products, if you can
name it, our trio (actually quad including Luella the four-pound Yorkshire Terrier) has
tried it.
So after nearly three years of constant shopping and receiving an endless stream of
packages, and because I always have an opinion, I decided to share with you my
opinions on life and all of the glorious stuff that comes with it.
became somewhat of an expert on all things bridal. I made my own announcements,
invitations, place cards, menus, signs, favors and thank yous. I registered for and
received wonderful gifts from friends and family that I will cherish forever. I dressed
the bridal party and tasted cake. I planned the affair.
That same year we bought, renovated and decorated a home. In fact, much of the
wedding preparation occurred in a gutted Chicago condo, with no working kitchen and
unfinished floors. As soon as the honeymoon ended, we got down to business installing
hardwood floor, trim, sinks, toilets, drywall, electrical ... everything. By the time we
finished (nearly one year later) every single thing (paint, switchplate cover, lighting
fixture, or any furniture) was brand new.
Last March, we welcomed our daughter Leighton. She is an absolute joy, but it's no
secret that babies require a certain amount of stuff. With regard to products, if you can
name it, our trio (actually quad including Luella the four-pound Yorkshire Terrier) has
tried it.
So after nearly three years of constant shopping and receiving an endless stream of
packages, and because I always have an opinion, I decided to share with you my
opinions on life and all of the glorious stuff that comes with it.
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