Lisa Kalmbach
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Super Easy Popcorn BallsSimple, fuss-free recipe for awesome popcorn balls.
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Unwind Your Mindmy personal favorites on how to de-stress, inexpensive ideas and things that can be done almost anywhere...get set to relax
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Morning Glory Muffinsa light take on an old recipe
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Nebraska SummerMy take on a Nebraska summer.
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Father of MineA short poem that captures my feelings over the years of dealing with my absent birth father.
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Inexpensive Party Ideas for Teenage BoysNew and exciting ideas for inexpensive parties for teenage boys.
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Boys Birthday Bash on a BudgetBirthday ideas that won't hurt your pocketbook. Large gathering or intimate party with family and friends, you don't need to spend a lot of money to have a great time.
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Book Review of Twilight SeriesHow can fictional characters be so real? Be prepared to be drawn in to the Cullen coven and never want to leave. -
Ideas for Handmade Father's Day GiftsA homemade gift comes from the heart and can be more personal than a store bought gift. These do-it-yourself gifts for dad are inexpensive, unique and memorable.
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Children's Birthday Venues in Omaha, NEKid-friendly, inexpensive and even free places to enjoy celebrating your child's birthday are available in and around the city of Omaha. -
Father's Day Gift Ideas from ToddlersChildren grow so fast and before you know it Daddy's little one is all grown up. Here are some gift ideas from toddlers that will make memories for years to come.
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You'll Never KnowI never met my biological father and I truly feel it is his loss. He will never get that chance as he is dead and gone....he may not have know it then, but he missed it.
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Cinco De Mayo Activities to Enjoy with Your ChildrenI celebrate Cinco de Mayo by getting my kids involved in different activities that feature different traditions/culture of the Mexican people. -
Earth Day Activities for KidsGreen activities to celebrate Earth Day with your child or a group of children. -
Earth Day Crafts for Kids of All AgesA guide to 3 crafts you can do with your child that uses items in nature, recycled items and even puts trash to good use. -
Earth Day Coloring Pages for KidsA guide for where to locate coloring pages for youngsters with the Earth Day theme. -
A Mother's Guilt: How to Love Your Kids While Living Your LifeTips on how to not get caught up in feeling guilty for your choice between being a SAHM or working outside your home. -
High Fashion for Kids on a Low BudgetSaving money when buying kids clothes is easy to do once you know where to shop.
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Pranks and Hijinks to Fool the One's You LovePranks can be a lot of fun, and they can also land you in hot water. Either way, you are bound to have a great time at the expense of someone else.
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Kitty Litter CakeA delicious treat that is a delight to the taste buds but not to the eyes...not for the weak stomached.
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Resurrection BunsAn interesting way to teach children about Jesus' resurrection. Kid friendly and simple enough for first time listeners.
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Finding My FatherA first hand account of my journey over the years to find my biological father.
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Irish Pubs in Omaha, NebraskaIrish pubs in Omaha have so much to offer with live music, great food and big screen t.v.s to catch all the games. -
Alternative Ways to Spend Your Spring BreakWhether it's exploring our nation, traveling abroad, volunteering or getting involved in community service there are a wide variety of things you can choose from for your next break at school.
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Fun and Inexpensive Rainy Day ActivitiesHere are a few ideas I have used over the years at work and at home with children on rainy, dreary days to help pass the time. -
The Evil that Spiders Dohow spiders are crafty, intelligent little creatures
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Love Poem: Dedicated to the One I LoveMy ode to my husband who has lived our vows on a daily basis over the past twelve years, in good times and bad. And we've only grown closer.
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Biggest Loser... Biggest Let-DownBiggest loser is not realistic when portraying their overweight contestants beginning their workouts. Be real, be honest, I can handle it. After all, I am a big girl. -
"Well, I'd Never...."We have a difficult time visualizing what parenting is going to entail. We are often appalled at the actions of others, only to realize years later that we are that woman parenting from the hip.
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Staying Power: Conquering Your Child's TantrumThey never really outgrow the tantrum stage; it just begins to morph into something else equally disruptive.
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Baby Makes 5My first night spent with my newborn son and his 2 siblings was an awakening to what would lie ahead years to come.