Our rapidly changing world economy, and growing concerns about the values that are passed on to future generations, have led many to sit up and take a good look at their lifestyle. The parsimony and simplicity are two important steps you can take to make a difference in the future of humanity. Two of the […]
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Last week, for the first time, I saw my daughter react as if she knew that she was different. We were in her pediatrician’s office getting her routine 3 year old check up and the doctor began to ask how she was managing with Sickle Cell Anemia. The doctor spoke about the importance of getting
How Do you Tell Your Child That He Are She is Different? Read More »
Recently, I acknowledged that the relationship women have with their purses and their personal finances is heavily linked. One of my co-workers use to tell me, “Never put your purse on the floor because it will keep your money low.” The superstition itself makes little sense but taking pride and knowing what is going on
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Almost every child has enjoyed the fun of playing with Legos. If you there is a Lego store near you, check out this fun opportunity to make a FREE turkey that you can take home. “Quantities are limited to approximately 250 per store and offer is good while supplies last only. A new model will
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My sister called and told my kids she was coming for Thanksgiving. “What’s Thanksgiving?” They asked, and then I knew that it was time for a lesson about Thanksgiving. I recently saw a craft on quirkymomma’s site that would be perfect for the lesson: “A TP Roll Turkey.” Although, we don’t eat Turkey at my
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Who doesn’t love getting a good deal? I know, that I really enjoy getting a bargain, but this week, which is my second week participating in the financial fast, I had to learn how to say no to most “deals.” The financial fast limits your purchasing to only essential items such as food and medicine.
Finance Friday: 7 Questions to ask before you go shopping Read More »
Flu season can be a scary time for parents of young children, pregnant moms, and the elderly. Our kids never seem to take the extra precautions we would like them to in order to prevent the spread of germs, so what can we do? Collectively, we must have a PLAN! Before your child is school
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