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April 9, 2013
Wendy Mogel keeps luncheon guests in stitches
By Lindsey Love
If only Wendy Mogel’s book The Blessing of a Skinned Knee had been written before 2004, the teenage years might have been less painful for both parents and their children. Mogel’s candid humor about overindulgence, chores and self-control kept those in the River Oaks ballroom chuckling during the annual Children’s Museum Friends and Families luncheon. And chairs Gina Gaston Elie (dressed in yellow) and Kelli Cohen Fein (pretty in pink) were the fashionable complement to this beneficial organization, ranked the No. 1 children’s museum in the nation by Parents Magazine.
April 9, 2013