And no, I don't own a motorcycle. 

There are soccer moms. Play group moms. PTA moms. Moms who wear lipstick and heels who organize coffee groups and do yoga.

I, alas, am none of those. I don't wear lipstick. Heels are a once and a while article of clothing, at best. I'd rather sport tennis shoes. I'd rather drink Diet Dr. Pepper than coffee and, as for yoga, I can't bend. And I don't want to, either.

 Oh, and I don't run. Not that I couldn't, I suppose.

I, however, fit anonther mold.

I am a biker mom. 

No, I don't own a motorcycle. I do sport a helmet.

And, at least, I try, anyway.

A hamburger sandwiched between two Krispy Kreme doughnuts has to be the world's unhealthiest burger.

But, as it turns out, it is the newest crazy when it comes to novelty foods, and, said Kansas State Fair Commerical Exhibit's DIrector Sue Stoecklein, it's popular.

It is not always remembered a Kansas preacher was the one who coined the phrase that today is adorned on everything from wrist bracelets to T-shirts.

“What would Jesus do?” Charles Sheldon asked in a series of sermons he preached at his Topeka church in the late 1800s. He eventually focused on it in his best selling book published in 1896 titled “In His Steps.”

I wrote about Sheldon last week and didn’t give it a second thought. It’s a question, I admit, even as a Christian, I only occasionally think about. Amid the scurries of daily life, I usually forget.