Morgan Renwick
Morgan Renwick is a 30 year old freelance writer who also works a full time job in the disposal industry. As a hardworking mother of three growing boys, part time student and full time employee, Morgan still finds time to do what she loves...write.
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Coyotes in Southwestern OntarioLiving in a populated city or town in Ontario, you wouldn't expect to see a coyote. Coyotes are very adaptable, intelligent animals and have learned to live comfortably as our neighbors so spotting one isn't as uncommon as you would think. -
Parental Alienation Syndrome: An IntroductionMany families are affected by Parental Alienation Syndrome; many do not know that it is PAS. Here is an introduction as to what Parental Alienation is to help identify to those out there who may suffer from the consequences of an alienating parent. -
Social Networking Sites: Twitter Vs. FacebookTwitter and Facebook are the most used social networking sites available today. Which site better suites your needs? -
Fun Halloween Decorations that Won’t Leave You BrokeWith every holiday comes extra spending leaving some families without. Here are some excellent low-cost decoration ideas that will make your house look spooktacular! -
Parallel Parenting: The Custody Battle SolutionParallel Parenting is a form of joint custody for high conflict families going through custody battles.
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Another Satellite Due to Fall to EarthAs the excitement ends from one falling satellite this year, yet another is expected to come crashing down. -
Halloween Costume Ideas with a TwistHalloween costumes sure to give thumbs-up rating at any event. Here are some unique and crazy ideas of how to wow the crowd on Halloween.
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Satellite L-21 Predicted to Fall to EarthA large satellite is said to fall to the Earth in a matter of days. Measuring as large as six and a half tons the satellite will break into several pieces as it falls into our atmosphere.