Author: Christy
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Blogging for LGBT Families Day
I just found out that today is the 6th Annual Blogging for LGBT Families Day. I somehow missed the first five, but better late to the party than never. I don’t believe I’ve ever blogged about LGBT rights, and I’m somewhat embarrassed to admit that because it’s actually pretty important to me. Civil rights in…
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Playgrounds Are Special Places
With so much talk of the 40 Days of Giveaways, I haven’t posted as much about the kids. I know some of you are missing that. On Mother’s Day, we went out with my family for Japanese food, Hibachi-style. I was having so much fun that I didn’t take any pictures! But later that afternoon,…
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GE Momsperience Day 1
For those who don’t know, I won a trip to GE Momsperience from Charlene at Charlene Chronicles. It’s actually a blogging trip, but each blogger gave away a spot to one of their readers. It’s funny to be the “reader” in the situation! Anyway, bloggers and their guests were invited to the GE Monogram Experience…
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Mega Bloks Dora’s Bath Time Fun Review
Mega Bloks Dora’s Bath Time is cute for building, but even cuter for imaginative play.
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Find Your Inner Archaeologist with Bloco Toys
A few weeks ago, my family and I reviewed a couple of sets from the Bloco Toys Primates of the World collection. The sets each came with one construction set and retail at $14.99. Bug loved them, and I thought those were great for birthday party gifts. This time, we took a look at the…
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Once Upon A Time, There Was A Blueberry…
What do you do with grouchy children, blueberry yogurt and a bit of creativity? Tell a blueberry story!
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King Arthur Flour Cake Strips, Pineapple Juice Powder and More
A review of King Arthur Flour Unbleached Cake Flour Blend, Cake Strips, Pineapple Juice Powder and cake pan.
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Rum Punch Cake [Recipe]
This Rum Punch Cake is fruity, spicy and a bit boozy, all in one.
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A Physics Lesson and the Heart of Haiti
When I was in high school, I was one of the “smart kids.” Not quite a nerd, not a band geek, and certainly not one of the sporty crowd. Being smart wasn’t something I worked at, but I didn’t work to hide it, either. There were definitely a few folks who held a grudge because…