Health is something we take for granted until we lose it. Once we do, it’s hard to get it back. It’s possible, but requires a huge effort and people rarely succeed in fully restoring the health they’ve squandered through years of neglect. People with chronic illnesses regret losing their health. A much better plan is […]
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Reading is an adventure that takes place when kids pick up a book or tablet and read. Although reading is my girls number one favorite hobby, science is a close favorite as well. They absolutely, love doing science experiments and they thrive on learning and seeing cool metamorphoses take place. There are 3 ways books
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The library has become one of my families favorite places to hang out and learn. I love being able to read in an almost completely noise-free environment. It is also great because the library offers one space that everyone in my family can enjoy and find their own place of solitude. It’s great! During the
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When it comes to our kids, we want nothing more than for them to grow up to be honest, successful, smart, and moral. We, as parents, jump through various hoops to facilitate this ideal the best we can. Although kids don’t come with manuals, we have experiences of our own, and of others, help guide
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In Finance Friday, we covered 10 tips for working with contractors. As a followup, it’s also important to think about the insurance policy the contractor you hire carries. If your contractor does not carry a contractor’s insurance policy, it basically means that you may not be compensated if his or her work results in some serious
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We spend a lot of time these days focusing on things like keeping our kids safe when they surf the net and making sure nobody can hack into our baby monitors. These are definitely important! It is also important, though, that you don’t forget to take steps to protect the physical and “real world” safety
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For the most part, the following post is a letter to my family and friends that I am sharing publicly. As a private person I wrestle the notion to share or not to share, but in this instance I believe transparency is important. This week my families life changed. The rest of our lives will
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