Last updated: July 21st, 2021 Today’s shout out goes to all those websites that help our kids go green. The websites that are full of activities, pictures, resources, guides and how-to’s that get our kids interested in learning about the environment. My son is just starting to use the computer on his own and has […]
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Last updated: July 21st, 2021 I love shopping. Don’t most women? I really love finding something organic and fashionable when doing some local downtown shopping. I spied this cute handbag maybe a week ago from Bungalow360.com and now I have one. I couldn’t resist, I had to have it for it’s perfect size (mom carries
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Last updated: July 21st, 2021Years ago I worked with teens coaching high school debate and forensics and though I joked at the similarity between them and the preschool age group there is a lot of truth to that. Hear me out because I do not mean this to be insulting – what I am implying
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Last updated: August 2nd, 2021 photo credit: Andrew 94 Tomorrow my son turns 5 and I’m feeling emotional. This week is a big roller coaster of emotions for me. My son had kindergarten round up so I had to come to terms that he’s no longer a baby, toddler or even preschooler but heading into
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Last updated: August 2nd, 2021Getting dirty, feeling the earth between your fingers, planting the seeds, watching the green sprouts grow into scrumptious vegetables and then tasting this home grown goodness – there isn’t anything like it. There also isn’t anything like growing your own food to make your realize that there are “tricks”, tips and
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Last updated: July 21st, 2021 There seems to be this fine line between being paranoid, scared of germs, checking lists, looking at ingredients and wondering if a cup or straw is safe to drink out of. It’s a lot for a parent to sort through and figure out and way back when life did seem
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