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“Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better.” ~Emilie Coue Transformation is making a complete change, usually to improve something. It’s an act of process. My transformation process began in September of 2011. I had started working for The Shaklee Corporation, the number one nutritional company in the U.S. in July of [...]
While I was in Miami we had a little toilet tissue catastrophe. We ran out of White Cloud GreenEarth bath tissues. I had a case of White Cloud GreenEarth paper towels and stored them in our bathroom closet – it’s large with plenty of storage space. This tricked everyone into thinking we had plenty of [...]
On April 2, a sample collected as part of routine retail animal feed surveillance by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (MDARD) Pesticide and Plant Pest Management (PPPM) division found Salmonella Infantis in a sample collected from an intact package of Diamond Naturals Lamb and Rice Formula for Adult Dogs. The manufacturer voluntarily [...]
Motherhood is something I always remember wanting. Even when I was little I would put a pillow under my shirt and pretend that I was going to have a baby. Then I would play with my dolls and feed them, dress them, rock them and play mommy. I fondly remember playing mommy and adoring my [...]
I’m a teacher. Seriously, I have two degree’s in educations – one of which is a Master’s degree and I’m a K-8 Michigan Certified teacher. I taught preschool for 3 ½ years for a state funded preschool program for at-risk four year old children. I’ve actually worked with just about every age group, except middle [...]
I am not afraid to fly. I find it exhilarating actually. I love the feeling of taking off, looking out at the landscape and the clouds; oh they remind me of watching Care Bears when I was little. Sometimes I even look out and wonder if the little green bear “Lucky” is jumping from one [...]
Mothers need a break. I think it makes us better at being moms. It gives us time to clear our heads, be ourselves and talk to other adults. Think. If it’s a date night we can chew our food without getting up to get someone a glass of milk or clean up the spilled milk. [...]
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If your husband could pick his biggest pet peeve about you what would it be? My husband would say stealing his socks. I don't know why but I like his socks much better than my own. By the time he gets around to wearing his dress socks they're already … Read More...
Lunch time made fun! As a parent you want your child to eat healthy, make good choices and have fun; Wexy bags roles all that into one. Wexy Bags are a fun, colorful, Monster Disposable Snack Bag for kids. The bags aren't only fun but eco-smart and … Read More...
What is the best gift you can give a kid? A book. Educating your child, teaching them life lessons and spending quality time with them is priceless. My daughter fell in love with books at only a few months old. She loved the bright colors, the … Read More...
I know vacuums. I’m a mom and what mom doesn’t clean up dirt on a continual basis? I’ve been in the market for a new vacuum and for me the vacuum has to go from carpet to hardwood with ease. As a green mom who cares about healthy indoor air I … Read More...
Both my husband and daughter are allergic to dust mites. This means washings the bedding on a very regular basis to kill those nasty dust mites that cause them to sneeze, snore and sleep miserably! My new Whirlpool Duet Washer and Dryer makes this a … Read More...
Cloth diapers can be a bugger to wash. I hear this often from cloth diaper using folks and because I’m out of the diaper phase it is hard for me to give solid advice on washing and drying cloth diapers effectively. Over the years I’ve heard of … Read More...
