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How to Handle a Grumpy Mom
This post is for an entry in the Parenthood Blogfest. If
chosen it will be published in a fantasy anthology on parenting published by Wayman Publishing. I hope you enjoy
it. Before getting to my submission – How
to Handle a Grumpy Mom, I’d like to share a bit about the successful how-to
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Now on to my submission -
Now on to my submission -
How to Handle a
Grumpy Mom (This is an updated version from a post I wrote for Mother's Day 2012)
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family,
relationships
Know Your Cinnamons
In the United States, there are basically 2 types of cinnamon sold (although there are over 200 varieties of cinnamon). In this post I'll be discussing the 2 main cinnamon's with their pros and cons.
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De-Constructing Cravings
My one and only weakness is ice cream! I enjoy the feel of cold and creamy inside my mouth and sliding down my throat! YUM! YUM! Needless to say, ice cream has also given me several unwanted pounds and aggravates the inflammation in my body. I hate hurting, but most of the time I love ice cream more.
Do any of you have the same dilemma?
Labels:
Health,
relationships
Live Well, Age Well
Do you find this exciting or depressing?
We live in a time when aging is looked on as something to fear. Let's face it, there are a lot of old people out there that have really poor health.
- Why is that? It didn't used to be that way.
- What's changed?
- Does it have to be that way?
- Is there anything I can do to change this trend or are we permanently stuck?
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Labels:
Alzheimer's,
family,
Health,
IIN,
relationships
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