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Facts I Learned at the Type A Parent Conference

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I am so blessed to have the Type A Conference held so close to where I live. It was took me less than two hours to get to Charlotte, North Carolina or conference central.This was my third year at the conference and it was probably the best conference for me.Why?VolunteeringI got to volunteer at the registration table and as a badge checker for a Continue Reading

Taking Time to Play- Follow His Lead

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I am sharing a post called Book Activity: Pledge of Allegiance and that includes how to make an American flag mobile. After reading this post, I would love for you to stop by Not Just Cute to check it out. Let me share with you why taking time to play is important. Here is special time my son and I had recently taking time to play. Taking Time Continue Reading

Muffin Tin Monday- Friendship and the 4th of July

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  JDaniel and I recently had friends over for lunch. It was great to get together with friends. Since school got out, JDaniel has missed seeing some of this favorite people. I thought they would enjoy having a Fourth of July themed lunch. While I put together muffin tin meal for the kids, JDaniel set the table with placemats and Continue Reading

Small Hands Creating Hope

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I have been blessed to "meet" amazing people that I may never really see in person. They have touched my life and made it better. When an opportunity comes up to reach out and help one of these wonderful friends, I jump at it. MaryAnne of  Mama Smiles is one of those amazing people. When she asked if there was anyone who would like to help her Continue Reading

Memories Captured- Enjoying Summer Rain

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Today I am sharing how to make Red, White, and Blue Frozen Smoothie Stars on Come Together Kid. If you get a chance, would you please stop by and check it out. Some afternoons when you head out to play, you find that along with the bright sunshine there is a light sprinkle of summer rain falling.When you see the fine rain from the edge of the Continue Reading

Puffin Muffin Recipe Served in a Bento

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Puffin Muffin Recipe Served in a Bento

  I came across a wonderful recipe for The Magic Puffin muffins. They sounded like the perfect thing to serve my husband for breakfast on Father’s Day.  Last Tuesday JDaniel saw the movie Happy Feet 2 and it had  a puffin in it.  Along with the puffin muffin I created a tortilla puffin, I wanted to share with you  and the meal I wanted to Continue Reading

Read.Explore.Learn.- That’s Not How You Play Soccer, Daddy!

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    I love the dad in the book That's Not How You Play Soccer Daddy by Sherry Shahan! The dad in this wonderful book realizes his son is taking his job as team captain and his playing of soccer over seriously. He wants him to enjoy the game the way the other kids do. Actually, the other kids would gather explore an anthill rather than plays Continue Reading

Playing Outside: Chalk

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This is the time of year when many of our family's spend time playing outside. Whether it is early in the morning or late in the afternoon in warmer climates or all day long in cooler ones. Children need to time to play and explore the world outside their homes. The fresh air and the sunshine do them good in my opinion. Because I believe that Continue Reading

Pausing Life for a Moment- Remembering My Dad

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Pause Life for a Moment

Father’s Day is right around the corner so, I thought I would pause for a moment to thank my dad. When I sat down to write this, I realized that I probably haven’t even mentioned him on the blog. He lives about seven hours away from us and we get to see him a few times a year, but he hasn’t appeared in a post yet.When I was growing up, I had a Continue Reading

Muffin Tin Monday- Father’s Day Fish

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Father's Day Fish Sandwich

The father fish in this meal is trying to head of a couple of his little ones that are heading for the worm dangling from the hook in the corner. They don't seem to have learned that gummy worms are carrot hooks lead little fish to become tiny fish sticks for someone else's meal. Many of his other fish children have learned the lesson. They are Continue Reading

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