We ran out of Vegan Mayo and I didn’t have time to go to the store to purchase more. With little time, before lunch, I decided to make my own. I’ve watched cooking shows where someone made real Mayonaise with eggs and so I thought vegan mayo should be just as simple and it was. […]
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Living with Sickle Cell Anemia isn’t easy, but a cure does exist. Recently, my heart was warmed as I watched the story of Jozlyn Miller. She is a young 13 year old girl who was born with this genetic disorder and has lived with the battles that having Sickle Cell anemia bring. Jozlyn now has
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Book It is the longest running kids literacy incentive program in the country. It is a program that I enjoyed participating in while I was a kid and one that I was excited to share with my own children. To celebrate, author and illustrator (famous for his book “Diary of a Wimpy Kid”) wrote an
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Every parent, teacher, or care giver of a child may have a different method to discipline the child in his or her care, but sometimes we all need a couple of tips or reminders to help us discipline in love, and not with shame. Over the years I have seen so many children damaged by
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If you are looking for activities for your kids, Publick Playhouse has great activities and upcoming shows that you and your little ones will enjoy. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2, 2013 Enjoy the kid-friendly musical Teacher from the Black Lagoon. Online description: TheatreWorks USA presents a wonderful new musical revue based on favorite contemporary children’s books. Along with the
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While reading about four year old Caesar Sant, a four year old child prodigy, who has already suffered from 2 strokes, my heart aches for his parents, and I pray for his continued health. Knowing your child is suffering is one of the hardest lessons a parent can learn to endure. Then, it is even
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