Leslie Dinaberg & Zak Klobucher

She Said, Z Said: Sexy, Sexy, Porn, Porn

Don't let the headline fool you; what sells, what doesn't might depend on how you spin it.

She Said, Z Said: Fair Play

You know you'd prefer not to go but it's fair to say that sometimes you're just going to get taken for a ride.

She Said, Z Said: Free to Pee

The Whiz Biz for women may come in handy for times when you, well, just gotta go.

She Said, Z Said: Joke Thief

What do you call a husband who says exactly what his wife just said, only louder?

She Said, Z Said: Splitting Hairs Over Splitting Checks

What price would you pay for all you can eat on someone else's dime?

She Said, Z Said: On the Road Again

Traveling with children can be a test of patience ... but not only for the parents. One person's vista may be just desert.

She Said, Z Said: Uneasy Riders Hit Road to Perdition

Our columnists learn the meaning of drive time, but their back-seat passenger reads on through.

She Said, Z Said: Bleacher Bumming Over New Team

Every baseball season means a new lineup card. Make the most of it ... with margaritas.

She Said, Z Said: Can You Hear Me Now?

Leslie may think he's playing it by ear, but Zak insists that just because he isn't listening doesn't mean he's not paying attention.

She Said, Z Said: Making the Most of the Budget Crisis!

Don't let those educators fool you. There are plenty of better ways California can spend your money!

She Said, Z Said: Inside the Minds of Teenage Boys

Survey findings prompt some soul-searching. Where She senses the makings of sensitivity, Z just sees a trap.

She Said, Z Said: Circle of Life Spinning Beyond Control

It's a fact of life that elephant seals mate the most of it, but She's laughing too hard to make a Teaching Moment out of it.

She Said, Z Said: A Brewing Debate over Music and Beer?

Z refuses to accept 'This Earbud's for You!' but She just thinks it sounds like sour whine.

She Said, Z Said: Crafting the Perfect Valentine’s Day Gift

Still stumped on what to get that special someone? Let She and Z make it up to you.

She Said, Z Said: Unlocking the Secrets of Denmark

One half of She Said, Z Said goes native on us in Copenhagen. Let's hope he doesn't spark an international incident.

She Said, Z Said: Speaking of Heart Attacks

Silence isn't golden, at least not for women. She Said, Z Said talk it through.

She Said, Z Said: Matchmaking Takes on a Whole New Meaning

When it comes to family matters, She Said, Z Said can always find the punch line.

She Said, Z Said: Before You Say I Do ...

While candidates woo us, She Said, Z Said evaluate their wedding records.

She Said, Z Said: Starting the New Year with Sick Daze

For She Said, Z Said, New Year's Day just flu by. They're feeling better now.

She Said, Z Said: Food Fight Gets Down to Basics

There's no way to sugarcoat it: She Said, Z Said cook up a kitchen competition.

She Said, Z Said: A Fool and His Money Are Soon the Subject of a Survey

But if you want to know how to waste it, She Said, Z Said have some expert opinions.

She Said, Z Said: You Are Getting Sleeeeeepy!

Whether it's a science or an art, napping works — at least for She, if not for Z.

She Said, Z Said: What Was it I Bought My Mom for Christmas?

'Tis the season for She Said, Z Said to find themselves in present tense.

She Said, Z Said: Keeping Score in the Marriage Arcade

What's the point? If you have to ask ... you're just not getting it. But She Said, Z Said has a better idea now.

She Said, Z Said: Strike of Genius

By refusing to write, one half of She Said, Z Said shows the better half how to live.

She Said, Z Said: Putting on the Snippy Cap

There's no telling what She Said, Z Said will do when you tell them what to do.

She Said, Z Said: Back-Seat Driving

When it comes to directions, She Said, Z Said wonders whether it's better to give than to receive.

She Said, Z Said: ‘Happiness’ is Spelled Without the ‘Hap’

She Said, Z Said study the numbers, but guess who's happy with the results?

She Said, Z Said: Lowering the Bar

She Said, Z Said compete to see just how low they can go in the battle of expectations.

She Said, Z Said: Chore Wars

Leslie Dinaberg and Zak Klobucher use new math to decipher the division of labor at their home.

She Said, Z Said: Decoding Your Child’s Good and Bad Genes

A study delving into how parents' genes are divvied up have She and Z untangling their son's genetic code.

Get Both Perspectives with She Said, Z Said

The dynamic writing duo of Leslie Dinaberg and Zak Klobucher use their well-honed skills of observation and almost two decades of togetherness to present a double-sided, and perhaps slightly skewed, angle on day-to-day life on the South Coast in the column She Said, Z Said.

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