Jill E. Wright
Jill is a stay-at-home Supermom who conquers daily chaos of raising two daughters, loving five grown step kids and a granddaughter. Jill blogs during her spare time and loves to do crafts, cook and bake, read, and test new ideas to see if they really do work. Jill has a degree in Sign Language interpreting and Deaf culture, is married to a fireman, and loves being home and writing about life.
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Teacher Appreciation Week - Free to Little Cost Gift IdeasTeacher Appreciation Week is May 6 - 10, 2013. Give your child's teacher a special gift to say thank you for all they do. -
12/12/12 Photos: Creative Photos Honoring 12/12/12A few creative photos to honor 12/12/12, the last day we'll see a numerologically intriguing date until January 1, 2101. -
5 Super Powers All Moms HaveWhen a woman has a baby, she becomes a superhero. Read on to find out what super powers you have!
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8 tricks for a successful morning routineRushing out the door in the mornings? Can't get the kids to move faster? Get out the door on time with these morning routine tricks.
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Conquering Homework Stress - 5 Tips for Bringing Peace to Homework TimeBeat the homework battles with these five tips. -
Make Stunning Jewelry from Recycled NewspapersIt's amazing how black and white print newspapers can become beautiful colors. Find out how to make your own stunning newspaper beads. -
Make Jewelry and Other Crafts from Recycled Newspaper BeadsUse those old newspapers and leftover craft items to make unique jewelry and other cute stuff. -
What Makes You Smile?Everyone loves to smile. I want to know, what makes YOU smile?
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Victor Alfieri - His Upcoming Movies and Future ProjectsVictor Alfieri has been busy producing, writing and acting in films. He starred in A Secret Promise and many other movies. Read on to find out what he's been up to! -
New Blog SiteCheck out my own blog site! www.jillzy.com and become a follower! See you there!
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Don Most - Where is He Now?I had the honor of interviewing Don Most about his recent success and upcoming projects. Read on to find out what he's been up to! -
5 Weeds Growing in Your Garden That Are UsefulDon't pull those weeds in your garden without learning how they can relieve pain and provide better health. -
When I Grow Up T-Shirts - a Worthy Cause with Unique DesignsShannon Anello designed When I Grow Up T-shirts and her company has been awarded the Top Baby Boutiques and Best Children Boutiques. Her shirt designs are truly original. -
Handling Teen Peer PressurePeer pressure is inevitable. Teaching your teen to learn to deal with it is crucial. -
Prom Tips for the Girls and GuysTips for making prom the most memorable night. -
Prom tips for parentsKeep your kids safe at prom by setting rules. -
Benefits of allowing your child to choose their own clothesAre you the controlling parent when it comes to dressing your child? Or do you allow your child to express his or her creativity through their wardrobe? -
Recycled Wind Chimes - a Great Kid CraftGather up those odds and ends around the house and make them sing in the wind. -
6 Cupcake Liner Flower CraftsMake flowers from cupcake liners. They aren't just for cupcakes anymore! -
Encouraging Your Child to Be an EntrepreneurKids who learn to become entrepreneurs are taught valuable skills. Their ideas can be turned into businesses that can flourish in an unstable economy, and build a successful future.
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DIY Tissue Box CoverFind yourself reaching for the tissues a lot lately? Jazz up a boring box of tissues and brighten your day.
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St. Patrick's Day craft: Dye your own St. Patrick's t-shirt with glueYou can wear this unique craft that you created yourself with a lot of lucky character.
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3 Easy Home Science ExperimentsTry these easy home science experiments and create a fun learning opportunity for kids.
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When Your Teenager Suddenly Becomes ShyTeenagers can go through a shyness phase that seems to suddenly appear. But take heart, it can be quite normal.
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"I suck!" When kids become too hard on themselvesIt's easy for kids to compare themselves to others and they become their own worst critic.
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3 Easter Crafts Using Paint Chip CardsTake advantage of the hardware's coolest craft item: Paint chip cards.
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Creative Crafts with Paint Chip CardsDon't throw away those paint chip cards you get at the hardware store. Use them in many creative ways.
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Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant: a ReviewBeing a full-time mom not only requires me to be on top of things, but feeling fresh and dry is a necessity, too. This is a review for Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant.
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Make Your Own Lava LampMake this lava lamp and use it for a science fair experiment in a creative way.
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Stay-at-home moms vs. working moms: Who gets depressed more?Choosing to go back to work after having a baby or quitting a job to stay home is not always an easy choice. One study shows that one kind of mom tends to be more depressed than the other....
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The Coolest Tie-Dye Craft EverTie-dye a T-shirt with permanent markers and rubbing alcohol. I can honestly say this is the coolest craft I've ever done!
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Would You Die for Your Child?Rarely are we ever put to the test of whether or not we would actually die for our child. In this case, one teenager did.
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My New Hobby: BakingThis new hobby of mine is not going to be kind to my waistline.
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Facts About GiraffesMy daughter is a huge fan of giraffes. Do giraffes make noise? Read on to find out!
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How to Be a Good GrandparentI never thought I'd be a grandparent at 35 years old. What a special life story I have to tell others and what I've learned as a grandparent, so far.
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Separation Anxiety in ChildrenIt's normal for children to experience separation anxiety when a loved one leaves them behind. Parents and caregivers can either help or hurt the situation by either being consistent or giving in.
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2 Ways to Create Marbled PaperMake your own marble paper for personalized stationary, write a thank you note or scrapbooking.
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Keep Kids Active This WinterIt's easy to become lazy in the wintertime. Get up and get active with your kids!
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Make a Decorative Potpourri WarmerDecorate your home with a beautiful potpourri warmer. It's easy and will make your house smell good. A great gift idea.
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Christmas Traditions Around the WorldChristmas is a wonderful time for traditions. These are some of the unique traditions and culture other countries practice from around the world.
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The Night I Saw Santa's Sleigh TracksOf all the memories of Christmas, the one that stands out the most was when my mom rushed me to the emergency room.
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Create Soapsuds Art for a White ChristmasJust adding water to powdered soap can create so many crafts and it makes your house smell good, too.
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New Year's Traditions Around the WorldAmericans are not the only ones who practice new year's traditions. These are some of the unique new year's traditions from around the world.
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Weight Loss Challenge - the EndI've ended my weight loss challenge. I've learned more than I ever thought I would about diets and myself.
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The Christmas Money BoxThis Christmas tradition had us on pins and needles every year. We waited in line for our turn to....
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Christmas BlessingsA Christmas poem and blessings to you.
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My Big Hair Disaster and How I Fixed ItWomen love to try new hair styles and even experiment with colors, but you must know what you're doing before you pick up that color applicator.
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Baking Homemade Bread - My First TimeI've never made bread before but always wanted to. This is my story of the crazy fiasco I went through to bake my first loaf of bread. Go ahead and laugh at me....
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Make Christmas ornaments using your hands and feetChristmas is a great time to use your hands and feet for crafts. Watch how much your kids have grown when you make these crafts and hang them on the tree to display.
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10 Tips for Becoming a StepmomThese tips are from a tried-and-true stepmom, how I overcame obstacles and what I've learned from my mistakes.
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Improve Conversations with Your ChildrenIt seems the older kids get, the less they talk, at least to their parents. Here are 5 tips to improve conversations with kids.
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Old Man's Cave Hocking HillsThe perfect romantic getaway, the perfect family outing, the perfect summer picnic location.
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A Weight Loss Challenge - the Continuing StoryWeight loss has not always been easy for me. This is my continuing story of how I'm going to lose 10 pounds in one month
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Decorate This Fall With Corn on the Cob LuminariesAdd a touch of mood lighting with these creative corn on the cob luminaries for Thanksgiving.
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How to handle and prevent cyberbullyingCyberbullying is no joke. It's not the same as the old-fashioned schoolyard bullying. Cyberbullying is a whole new ball game and has affected almost half of America's teenagers.
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What to do when your child is being bulliedBullying is never OK. These tips and information are compiled for you to help a child overcome the bullies they are confronted with and how to deal with them.
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7 tips to teach your baby to drink from a regular cupBe ready to pitch those sippy cups when your child is able to drink from a regular cup as early as a year old. Read on for tried and true tips.
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7 tips for weaning your baby from bottle to sippy cupMany parents delay the transition from bottle to cup, but take heart, it's not as hard as you think.
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7 tips on how to calm your toddler's temper tantrumTemper tantrums are a fact of life for anyone who has a young child. Sometimes they are no laughing matter. Read on for 7 tips on how to handle your child's temper tantrum when you don't know what else to do.
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Providing a medical release for minors when going out of townIf you're going out of town and someone else is watching your kids while you're away, have you thought about emergencies and how you want your caregiver to handle them?
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A Weight Loss Challenge for Losing 10 PoundsSo I gave in and decided to join a weigh loss challenge. This is my story on how I got back on track with my health.
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Overnight potty training tribulationsSo your child has been potty trained during the day for a long time but still can't seem to hold it through the night? Read on for some comfort and facts about kids and overnight potty training.
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3 Ghost Crafts for HalloweenDon't spend your money on Halloween decorations. Make these very easy crafts for your home. They are great for decorating inside or outside.
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10 Tips for Breastfeeding Your InfantBreastfeeding doesn't always come naturally. It's a learned behavior for both mom and baby. Read on for 10 breastfeeding tips for moms with a new infant.
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Infinity Pro by Conair Spin Air Brush Adds Volume & Shine in Less Than 10 minutes!Using the Conair Spin Air Brush adds volume and shine in less than 10 minutes. As a busy mom, it's the perfect styling tool for me.
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5 tips to winter-proof your carChilly weather is vastly approaching, which means winter is right around the corner. Is your car ready for winter?
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7 Halloween costume ideas for kids -- easy and cheapHalloween costumes don't have to cost a lot of money. Get creative and use items you may already have at home.
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"I hate you!": When kids respond out of angerIt's never easy to hear your child yell, "I hate you!" The way you react to these words are very important.
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Acrylic Skins for Halloween DecorationsThis unique craft with dried acrylic paint allows you to decorate many ways for Fall and Halloween. It's easy to do and the possibilities are endless.
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3 More Foil Pack Dinners, Desserts and a Snack Over an Open FireFoil pack dinners are easy to make, great for camping, are easy clean up and even fun on the grill. 5 foil pack recipes for you to try tonight.
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How to Grill Perfect Corn-on-the-CobOnce you've had grilled corn-on-the cob, you will never want to boil corn again!
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9/11 and a New Me9 11 not only changed America, it changed me and how I look at my husband who is a Battalion Chief for the fire department.
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How to Transfer an Old Hard Drive to a New ComputerSo you got yourself a new computer. What do you do with your old hard drive? Transfer it to your new computer and use it as a backup.
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Home alone: At what age can a child be left home alone?When is it appropriate to allow your child to stay home alone? The answer is based on many considerations so don't base your decision on age alone. Read on for guidelines and resources for help.
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Make Your Own Kids' Halloween Costumes - Real CheapNo need to spend a lot of money on fancy Halloween costumes. Using your imagination saves you lots of money and the kids will be one-of-a-kind.
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How to Repair a Hole in the WallGot a hole in your wall and not sure how to fix it? Read this article for a very easy step-by-step process on how to repair a hole in your wall.
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Needing Mental Sanity is What Keeps Me on a Weekly Exercise RoutineGoing to the gym on a regular basis isn't always easy, but relating exercising to needing mental sanity sure keeps me on a regular routine much easier.
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Take Your Artwork to a Whole New Level with Nature Print PaperNature Print Paper is made with natural materials that is sensitive to light. Create beautiful artwork using the sun.
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Make an Insoluble PaintingCreating an insoluble painting is a fun way to put a new twist and a little mystery in your artwork.
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Insoluble Painting in ActionWatch how an insoluble painting with oil and water-based paints interact with each other.
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7 Activities You Can Do with Fall LeavesYou can do a lot with Fall leaves. 7 activities you can do with Fall leaves.
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Let your kids pack their own lunchTurn the responsibility over to your children and have them pack their own lunches. They are more than likely to eat what they pack because they made their own choices.
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Report card rewards: Do you plan on giving them?School's back in and report cards will be coming around the corner. Do you reward your child for good grades?
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Make a Foil Pack Dinner TonightTry these two foil pack recipes for a dish-free dinner. Very easy to make, the kids love them and you'll love them too because you won't have to wash the dishes.
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When does my baby need shoes?When does your baby really need shoes? Click this article for information on what experts actually recommend.
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What Shall We Grow?Keep kids interested in gardening with these easy little gardens to grow with kids.
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When your teen's attitude overtakes the householdWhen your sweet little child turns into a pre-teen, more than just sparks happen with their attitude. Here are six tips to help you through this challenging phase.
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When your young child needs glassesHow do you know that your child need glasses? Symptoms your child may need glasses and questions you need to ask the eye doctor.
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Make a SailboatMake your own sailboat to sail away in the bath tub or swimming pool.
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Teach Your Family to Give All Year LongGiving to charity doesn't have to take a lot of your time, nor does it have to happen only at Christmastime. Just a little here and there to teach your family the importance of giving back.
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That Humming Noise is the DishwasherWhen kids are constantly up to something, it's easy to overreact when they do something they shouldn't be doing. Before yelling out "who did this???" take a breath and calm down first.
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Infiniti Pro by Conair Spin Air Brush - a ReviewI was honored to be chosen to review the Infiniti Pro by Conair Spin Air Brush. This is what I think of Conair's new product.
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Grow a Crystal Rock GardenGrow a beautiful crystal rock garden with household ingredients. Read on to learn how this process works. Great for science fair projects and homeschool science projects.
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Columbus Museum of ArtThe Columbus Museum of Art
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True mom confessionsMoms fess up to what they've done to get their way when their kids are around.
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10 ways to get ready for back to schoolIt's almost back to school time. Here are 10 ways to ease your child back into a school routine so the transition is easier and less stressful.
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Are We Too Nice as Parents?How can moms be mean and too nice all at once? We're moms, that's how.
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8 Tips for Including Children in the GardenKids can be a big help in the garden and they can learn a lot, too. Spend valuable time with your children in the garden and see what else blossoms besides flowers.
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall...We always say as teenagers that we would never end up like our parents. Well, our parents just happened to know a thing or two about raising kids.
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Special bonding activities for fathers and sonsThe relationship a boy has with his father will shape him into the man he will become in the future. No matter how old your son is, you can always find something fun to do together.
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Mother-daughter day activities that don't cost anythingSpending one-on-one time with your daughter doesn't have to cost a lot of money. It's the time spent together that makes the biggest difference of all.
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11 Things My 3-Year-Old Has Taught Me About LifeMy 3-year-old daughter has taught me a lot about life in such a short amount of time.
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New FDA Reguirements for Sunscreen ProductsAs of June 14, 2011 New FDA requirements will be changing the way sunscreen products will be marketed. These requirements will ensure the consumer has the information they need for safety and protection from the sun.
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Buy back-to-school clothes for under $25The dreadful back-to-school clothes shopping for kids is just around the corner. These tips will help save you a fortune!
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There's Yogurt on the WindowA busy summer has given my kids the intolerance of boredom. On those rare days we don't have much going on, they have no idea what to do with themselves. What have I done????
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What Firemen's Wives Should KnowBeing married to a firefighter can prove challenges in a marriage. This article is advice from a fireman's wife who's been living the fireman's life for fourteen years. This is my advice from one fireman's wife to another.
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Should kids be put on a diet?It seems that more and more adults are concerned about the growing number of obese kids. Guess what? Kids know it's a problem, too. Should kids be put on a diet?
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Make a Statement Necklace with Bobby PinsMy 3-year-old daughter created this necklace all on her own. So I added a twist and new ideas, and you can make a statement necklace with bobby pins, too!
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Entertain Your Kids with This One Recycling TrickThese are some ideas of what my kids came up with while playing with bottle caps and recycling containers.
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Entertain Your Kids with This One Recycling TrickYou've got things to do and the kids are bored. Give them this special bag that requires imagination. The kids will be busy for hours and you can get something done.
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5 moms groups that offer online and local support groupsEvery parent needs a little boost and support from time to time. These moms groups offer online support as well as local meetings when parenting becomes tough.
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Sparkling Grape Clusters Craft - Step-by-StepStep-by-step pictures to make sparking grape clusters craft.
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Permissive parenting - Parent or friend?Permissive parents who don't control their children can wreak havoc in public places and be annoying.
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Make a Sparkling Cluster of Grapes with Fried MarblesMake a sparkling cluster of grapes to hang in your kitchen window, Christmas tree ornament or a gift.
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How to Fry MarblesFrying marbles puts sparkle in your decorations. It's amazing watching the marbles crackle and it's very easy to do.
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The Sorry SalesmanThis door-to-door salesman will be sorry he knocked on my door today! A poem.
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How to Make a Shoe Polish Flower VaseCreate an antique flower vase out of a water bottle and shoe polish. This craft is super easy for kids and can be made into a luminary by adding a battery operated tea light.
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If I Could Paint the SkyIf I should die, I would want the job in Heaven to paint the sky.
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5 Oral Care Tips for the Whole FamilyClean teeth is more than having fresh breath. Good oral hygiene gives us clean health as well. Read on for easy oral care tips for the whole family.
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9 creative discipline techniques for kidsThe old-fashioned time out not working anymore? Spankings becoming borderline abuse? Nothing seems to work when your child misbehaves? Read on, my desperate-parent colleague.
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How to Survive Your First Spinning ClassThis short guide will ease your fears and help you get the most out of a spinning class. Take it from an almost-intermediate spinner's perspective.
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Is your child ready for a sleepover?So your child wants to go on a sleepover. Are you ready? Here are seven ips on how to make this transition smooth for both you and your child.
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Alternative to kids' allowanceIf you're not sure about giving your kids an allowance, try the Mommy Dollars Program. They function almost the same way as an allowance, but gives you a little more control.
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10 tips for becoming a stepmomYou fell in love and he has kids from a previous marriage. Life doesn't have to be an evil movie about stepmom vs. stepchild. Following these tips from a tried and true stepmom, it can be done with a happy ending.
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Praise PoemSing your praises with a fun poem.
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How to Weave a Plastic CupWeave a plastic cup with yarn, and brighten up a table centerpiece.
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Make a Bird's Nest Craft for KidsYou can easily make a cute little bird's nest, and it's perfect for the youngest artists.
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Make a Birdhouse Out of a 2-Liter BottleRecycle a 2-liter bottle by making it into a birdhouse. It's a super easy craft and kids will love being able to see a bird's nest with ease.
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Two Women with Disabilities Move into Their Own HomeJust because someone has a disability, doesn't mean they can't be independent. In Marysville, Ohio, two women with disabilities gets a house of their own and claim their independence.
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Family Vacation to the New Jersey ShoreI got to celebrate my 6th birthday on our family vacation in New Jersey. It was one of the best vacations I remember, but it ended up being the vacation from hell for my mother.
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9 tips for teaching your child common courtesyDo you know how to explain what common courtesy is to your child? Teaching and doing are crucial in raising your child to be courteous.
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8 Uses for a Rainy Day BoxIt's a rainy day and the phone rings. Your kids are not doing a good job keeping themselves entertained but the phone call is important. Grab this special box to keep them entertained and out of your hair... for a moment.
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Make a Welcome Bag for Out of Town Wedding GuestsThe new rave for out-of-town wedding guests is to welcome them with a custom bag with goodies. Help your wedding guests feel more at home with all the information they need and some goodies for a great weekend.
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Mister Meets MissI found this short story among my high school papers one day.
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Who Are the Guards of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier?If you ever wanted to become a guard for the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, be prepared for strict training and loyal commitment.
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Fourth of July - when I was a KidRed White and Boom is central Ohio's largest fireworks display. It's huge, and so are the crowds!
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How Dreams BeginThis is a poem about the eerie feeling of falling asleep.
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Mystical PoemPoem about my mystical memories.
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20 Facts About PastaHow much do you know about pasta? Do you know how many pasta shapes there are? 20 facts about pasta you probably never knew and more.
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How Would You like Manly Scented Candles?What is your favorite candle scent? Lavender? Vanilla? Bacon?
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Loaded Chicken Salad RecipeThis loaded chicken salad recipe is easy to make and healthy for you. It also leaves room for your own creativity.
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Little Car of MineHaving fun driving a sports car and getting all the attention. A fun poem based on an image of a cute little sports car.
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Make an Easy Rainbow Craft Out of Pipe CleanersGetting bored on a rainy day? Make a rainbow out of pipe cleaners and bring some color inside.
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The TreeSitting under a tree is a wonderful Summer time memory.
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O. Henry, My Favorite Short Story WriterReading Literature Arts in school was downright torture for me until my teacher introduced stories by O. Henry, which left me surprised and mystified.
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Interview with a Korean War VeteranI had the honor of interviewing my father-in-law, Ned Wright about his experiences in the Navy during the Korean War. This is his interview, what he saw and the world he got to experience.
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A Guide for Effective Discipline TipsHave you ever doubted your parenting skills? Have you tried disciplining and it doesn't seem to be helping? Then get back to basics and try these tried-and-true discipline tips.
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Pictures From Creekside, OhioEnjoy a walk through a beautiful park where ducks and swans like to hang out. Eat lunch outside, get the best coffee in town and go shopping, too.
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How to Make a Beaded Rainbow CraftThis is a craft for an older child with adult help. Catch some colors and make a beautiful rainbow to hang in your window.
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The Best Vehicle I Ever OwnedBelieve it or not, this dinky little car was the best car I ever owned.
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A Father's Day PoemMy dad is the best, of course! He killed spiders, chased the monsters away and taught me things I needed to know to be independent. This is a poem for him.
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Encouraging Your Child to ReadMaking reading fun is the key to a successful future for your child. The most important part is keeping the will of reading alive.
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Movie Junkies for Summer 2011It was slim picking of movies this summer, but I found 10 movies that I want to see and all about them.
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Inspirational Bible Verses to Ease Your MindSo doomsday didn't come. Were you surprised? Were you weary? Did you doubt your faith? These Bible verses will help ease your mind and maybe give you some answers.
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Grilled Watermelon Recipes - a ReviewHave you ever tried grilled watermelon? There are several ways to grill watermelon. Give one of these recipes a try and decide for yourself.
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Salt Container Baby CradleThis is a unique craft to make a baby cradle. It's a great centerpiece for a baby shower.
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Spinach and Red Bell Pepper WrapsEating healthy doesn't have to be bland and boring. This superfood recipe with spinach will surely please a crowd!
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Watch an Emerging ButterflyThis video shows a Painted Lady butterfly emerging from its cocoon. Kids were amazed!
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Blueberry WrapsBlueberries are rated the number one healthy food. Wrap them up and make a grab-and-eat kind of dessert.
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Make a Salt Container BankRecycle that empty salt container with a spout. It makes a great bank!
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When Should I Wean My Baby Off the Pacifier?Having trouble getting your child to give up the pacifier? You're not alone. Facts to ease your mind about the pacifier and ideas to try with your little one.
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DIY Patriotic Parade CraftThis easy do-it-yourself craft creates attention to celebrate our nation this summer. It's noisy, it's a centerpiece, it's a celebration!
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What Do Recycle Numbers Mean?Ever notice the number inside the recycle symbol on plastic containers? There's a reason for those numbers and why they are numbered.
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Why Should I Teach My Child Sign Language?There are many benefits to learning sign language, and it is an excellent choice to learn as a second language. This is a list of just 10 benefits out of many.
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Make Your Own Sand ArtCreative sand art by using salt and chalk.
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The Other Side of the "Magic"Struggling about being a parent? Missing out on things because kids get sick or more important things pop up? You're not alone.
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Our Kids Will Do It DifferentlyI got inspired to write an article when I took my 7-year-old roller skating. My sisters and I lived at the roller rink when we were growing up. Times were so simple "back then". I thought about all the things I want to teach my kids that kids don't know how to do today, like bake a cake from scratch
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New Baby ChecklistRegistering gifts for a new baby can be overwhelming. This list is a must-see for items you need and don't need for a new baby.
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How to Make Your Own Baby SlingDon't spend a lot of money on those fancy baby slings. You can make one with the fraction of the cost.
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God's Shining on YouWorrying all night? Got some troubles? God's Shining On You, a poem.
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Christ in MotherA poem about finding Christ in Mom
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Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus OhioExperience relaxing and exciting views at the Blooms and Butterflies display at the Franklin Park Conservatory.
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Glass Art By ChihulyBeautiful glass art by Chihuly
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Paper Plate CraftsThe possibilities are endless when creating crafts using paper plates.
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Window CraftsThese unique crafts are great for hanging on a window to admire the color and talent of your child.
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Inspirational Bible Verses for HopeNeed some hope? No better place than to find it in the Bible!
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Our Kids Will Do it DifferentlyWhat will life be like for our children in 20 years?
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How to Get My Picky Eater to EatSnacks and lunches for kids don't have to be boring. Get your kids to eat their meals with a little imagination.
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Why I Gave Up Sweets for Lent - Part 2Giving up sweets for Lent this year was the hardest obligation I have ever made.
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Flowers In My GardenI've always enjoyed the flowers growing in my gardens. These are just some that I get to enjoy.
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Columbus' First Hollywood CasinoPenn National Gaming broke ground for Columbus, Ohio's first casino
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Sally's Challenging DaySally's day bad started before she even got out of bed.
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Watch Out!!!I've got great ideas to get your picky eater to eat!
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The God SonnetThe sonnet of God is the love of all
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Tanning Beds Increase Risk of MelanomaStudies show that going to a tanning bed will give you more than just a tan.
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Survival Guide for Stay-at-Home MomsThink you're about to lose your mind staying home with kids all day? This guide will help you get through the toughest days and find some time for yourself.
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The CottageA short story based on an image. Twilight Tranquility painted by Judy Ivoska.
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The Lord's Prayer in Sign LanguageOur Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name. They kingdom come, they will be done On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses As we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not, into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For t
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Interview with a Navy War VeteranI had the honor of interviewing my dad, Fred Ivoska, about his experiences in the Navy. He's been to so many places, I had a hard time keeping up with him.
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A Mother's LoveNothing in this world can top a mother's love.
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The Coleco CrazeThe ultimate video game console of all time: The ColecoVision!
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Yarn CraftsGot some extra yarn laying around? Try these very simple crafts using yarn.
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Video Game ObsessionMy new video game obsession has me ignoring laundry, yelling at the kids to leave me be, and peanut, butter and jelly for dinner.
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Deaf Culture FactsThe difference between hearing culture and Deaf culture are quite interesting.
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Summer 2011 Craft FairsSummer is a great time to check out craft fairs. This is a list of some of the most popular craft fairs in Central Ohio and a few surrounding areas.
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Natural Household CleanersWhy gag yourself with industrial toxic cleaners when you can use products you already have in your cabinets to clean your house.
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Blooms and ButterfliesIf you like butterflies, visiting the Franklin Park Conservatory in Columbus, Ohio is the place for you!
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10 Ways to Wear a NecklaceYou can look taller and thinner, and change the way the same outfit looks just by changing the way you wear a necklace.
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Kids PlayA poem about kids' play. This poem inspired me just watching my kids play.
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OceanA poem about the ocean.