Happy Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air and happiness abounds. Whether or not you have a companion to share your love with is not what I will focus on; instead, I want to share with you how to share your love with yourself. Take some time to appreciate you today. For you today Spend […]
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Children should start learning lessons about money as early as they began to recognize it. They should especially learn not to take it for granted and how to appreciate it. My children are young, but I can already see that they understand that when we go into a store we cannot just lift and take,
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When we decided to start a family, I really wanted to breastfeed. The research on breastfeeding being the best option for babies, speaks for itself. As a young black mother, I was surprised by the look shock from my OBGYN when I shared my desire for wanting to nurse my babies. Although she appeared surprised
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It’s Monday again and time for us to get our houses in order. This Monday I am wondering how my readers are storing their pictures. These are a few ways I store my pictures: SD storage card Jumpdrive/thumbdrive Frame them and showcase them around the house Photo box them Scrapbook Picture books (ie. books made
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Jan_2011_Coupon Picture bundle only $18 for 6 sheets (25 photos) at Picture People. Mix and Match. Expires 2/15/11
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In honor of tax season, I wanted to mention itemizing deductions. Because I am not a financial adviser it is my desire not to advise, but to peak your interest to learn more about your finances and how they are affecting you and your household. Not everyone qualifies for itemizing deductions on their taxes, but
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I previously mentioned that one of our precious daughters is living with Sickle Cell disease. This disease is more prevalent in African Americans, but anyone of any race/nationality can have sickle cell. Currently, one of the only cure’s for Sickle Cell Anemia is to have a Bone Marrow transplant. In Honor of Black history month,
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