With the closing of schools due to Covid 19 many families are scrambling to find out what they can do to teach their children from home. I am sure that many of you who read my blog are aware that I have homeschooled my kids from birth. I have been their primary teacher for most […]
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I can’t remember the first time I heard about Congressman John Robert Lewis, but when I was young (still in middle school), my sister did an internship at the Martin Luther King Center in Atlanta, GA. I remember when she came home, and at the end of the summer she gave me a brochure. The
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Have you ever felt your heart racing and struggled to get your mind to focus and relax? It can be hard to find balance when the world feels chaotic, but you can calm both your mind and your body. Don’t let the actions of others consume you. Stop, gather your thoughts and control your inner
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Finding healthy low carbohydrate foods can be a challenge. Thankfully, there are tons of recipes online and cookbooks that are dedicated to the topic. We love pasta as a family, but noodles often contain too much carbs for us to eat them everyday, so I try to come up with low carb vegan alternatives. As
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Of course, raising a child with special needs is challenging. When you first learn that your child has specific needs that should be identified and catered to, it can be hard trying to navigate everything out on your own. Hopefully, this conversation will help you understand how to partner with your child’s school administrators to
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This new coloring book giveaway is sponsored by MyThreeSicklers.org Have you ever had a dream that you thought wouldn’t come true? I have wanted to become a children’s book author since I was a child. After, my daughter experienced her first pain crisis due to Sickle Cell Disease my life changed forever. At the time,
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Juneteenth is an American holiday. On June 19 we celebrate the day when the last slaves in the confederate state of Texas were freed. The slaves were freed on June 19, 1865, which was two years after the Emancipation Proclamation (Jan 1, 1863) was passed. Some historians believe that Confederate slaves owners moved from East
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