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Fresh Produce Through WinterFour stores that will provide fresh winter produce and a myriad of other supplies.
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Southern Fried ChickenA tasty dish that is labor intensive but can be done in stages to make you the best cook.
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Five Things Gone from ChildhoodI have chosen five things I miss from my childhood which took place in the 1960's. Some of you may remember these things and share the same nostalgia.
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Worst things about VacationsFamily vacations are always fraught with issues. Making the most of things and enjoying what we can is key to relaxation and learning and just having fun.
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Salem Massachusetts MuseumA well thought out and presented glimpse into history is something you cannot miss if visiting Salem, Ma. Also something worth traveling for with all the other acoutrements the area has to offer.
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Worst Road TripI took a trip when I was a senior in High School and it was full of anxiety and car problems. The end result was a learning experience.
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A Childs Perfect ChristmasFinding the perfect gift is not always easy. I have a story of one gift that was more than perfect.
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The Last ThanksgivingMy mother's last Thanksgiving was a memorable time for her seven children.
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Scary HalloweenShort story regarding scary characters in a scary setting
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Lapsed Catholic's Memory of ConfessionWhen I reached about age ten and realized that I was able to sin as often as I wanted with the ability to wipe the slate clean each Saturday; life became more interesting.
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Saving Energy, Cutting Costs, Decreasing Carbon FootprintSaving money while decreasing use of non-renewable resources takes some effort but the end results are worth it.
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Best Hotel Deals for Any NeighborhoodTraveling with a family can rack up unforeseen expenses so regulating what costs you can makes the best sense in terms of maximizing fun for the group.
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Top 10 Essential Back-to-School Supplies for College StudentsThe bare bones essentials for a successful year at college are described. There are many things stores try to sell which are not needed.
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Back to School '" Bitter SweetJust a short story about anxiety and going back to school. Now working in education I still have the same old anxiety.
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Dressing Kids in Style on a BudgetRaising children is expensive. Each child will cost over $400,000 before they reach the age of 18. We can cut that figure down by being smart shoppers.
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Labor Day Fun in the Mad River ValleyIf one is looking to spend a long weekend away in New England and desires good food, music, art and lots of crafts to peruse as well as sports for every taste, the Mad River Valley in Central Vermont is the place to be.
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Poultry ChallengesRaising meat birds for food can be challenging. There is a lot to learn that I was just not prepared for.
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College Freshman- Cutting Costs on EssentialsCollege freshman need minimal trappings to start their college years. Many stores and websites as well as the colleges they are attending will tell you otherwise.
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Exploring History Through Summer VacationsEven children who are not interested in history can find adventure and fun through travel. There is something about standing on an old Battlefield or an old warship that can spark an interest in the things they will be studying in school.
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Help Kids Learn While VacationingKids need to keep those neurons firing even through summer vacation. They really need the break and a time to relax and grow, but there are subtle ways to keep the mind active and ready for the inevitable return to school.
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Sugarbush and the Mad River Valley Hot Vacation SpotThe tennis, hiking, mountain biking, golf, zipline, lift rides, swimming in both river swimming holes and at the Health and Racquet Club are all great experiences, but there is more to see in the area.
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Blood Donations from All AmericansThe country needs blood, people should be able to donate from all walks of life. Blood from people who are gay is just the same as anyone elses blood.
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Summer Reading for Middle School StudentsSchools expect a certain level of reading done through the summer. Some children are not amenable to that amount of reading. Here are tips to get them by.
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Sugarbush and Mad River Valley Premium Summer Fun DestinationThe Mad River Valley is a great place to spend time in the summer when the lifts close after the last ski run. There is so much to do and see in an unspoiled and non-crowded place.
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Changes in Elementary SchoolToday, elementary schools are focused on accomplishing the rigors of reading, writing, math and science with hands on work and more freedom to move about the classroom.
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God is GreatThis article is about blessing food as a Catholic and the lack of food in other places.
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Where is God?I was raised Catholic and lapsed along the way. My life helped me remember why I believed.
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Unified Sports CompetitionVTSO hosted an event this past weekend that gave students and adults with disabilities the chance to shine.
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Special Olympics Provides Opportunities for Disabled StudentsThe Special Olympics hosts three competitions throughout the school year for children with physical, emotional or learning disabilities. Bowling, Snow Shoe and Bocce provide opportunities for young athletes.
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Finding Summer Treasures for ProfitWith leisure summer time, I like to search for furniture that is solidly made and can be spruced up and resold. so many people spend the summer emptying attics and basements and what one deems old and unusable can actually turn a profit.
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Laying Hens Help Defray Grocery BillRaising laying hens is easy, fun and affordable. The cost of food is ever rising and fresh, homegrown eggs can help cut grocery costs.