NPR recently published a story about a family who wants to protect their son by having his school district only allow children who are vaccinated to attend school in his area. The Krawitt family live in California where 7% of the students in his area are not vaccinated. This is a major problem for the family […]
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This post is part of a compensated opportunity with SheBuysCars.com. All opinions expressed are my own. Every year I look forward to the Washington Auto Show. I think it’s a great opportunity to see what’s new and learn from people who are very knowledgeable about cars. This year’s Washington Auto Show wowed the attendees with
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It’s one of life’s best inventions for those early months of our little one’s life, but there does become a point where the blackout blind becomes redundant. It might seem like a daunting thought when you consider replacing it – but we should clarify that natural light isn’t going to completely disrupt your baby’s sleeping
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Maggi from Clueless Curl interviewed me for her “Green Light” feature. If you are interested in learning more about green and eco-friendly living, please check out her blog. From CluelessCurl.com: An eco-sista who says start small and find what is most important to you How long have you been eco-friendly? As an elementary school
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2020 Update: There are several education companies who are offering free subscriptions due to School Closings – The document is a Google Drive spreadsheet Click here to see a list of resources compiled by Amazing Educational Resources. Homeschooling isn’t cheap, but for a lot of parents it’s a necessary expense. Homeschooling can be incredibly rewarding,
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When you were younger did you ever want to be a musician? I know I did because music was (and still is) such a large part of my life. When I was younger I learned the piano but over the years the skill began to fade. Despite losing the skill, I truly believe learning music at
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On Saturday December 20, 2014, my daughter and I went to pay our respects to the Nelson Family. The church was packed to capacity by both the young and old. We sat and listened to the funeral service of the beautiful 5-year-old, Damiyah Telemaque-Nelson, who lost her battle with Burkitt’s lymphoma. As the pastor said,
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