Those of you who have been following my blogs for the last couple of years know that hubby has been systematically renovating the house room by room. New electric fixtures complete with stainless steel covers, new stainless steel sink and upgraded stainless one handle pull down stainless faucet, resurfaced cabinets complete with new stainless hinges and pulls, an [...]
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Times were tough so I returned to work when my firstborn was just 24 days old. Grandparent caretakers and lots of pictures kept her close to my heart until I could get back home. I like most typical parents filled work breaks with blow by blow accounts of her first milestones. I was always ready, [...]
Dr. Scholl’s Custom Fit Orthotic Inserts Review, Coupon And Giveaway
Oh, to be able to walk all day without the discomfort or tired, achy, feet then not have to soak then elevate them! Whenever hubby complained, I tried suggesting making an appointment with the orthopedist. Of course, like many men he knew better. Then the Dr. Scholl’s company asked if I would be interested in [...]
Spring Clean Your Snack Regime with Sargento Fridge Packs
I simply do not understand why Americans buy more processed cheese than real cheese, factory made or not. The U. S. A. has great cheese makers with more of them in Wisconsin than any other state. Wisconsin cheese heads pride themselves on their on cheese making and so does Sargento. The home of Sargento, the leading [...]
Tylenol Infant and Child Products Update
My first responsibility has always been the safety and well-being of my young. I choose caretakers selectively, carefully screening. That means pediatricians, babysitters, and companies who market baby and toddler products. Our little ones can’t talk and tell us everything. Back in the 60′s, doctors still recommended baby aspirin. Then they learned better. In the [...]
Pedigree And Prince Update Three
For the last six weeks, Pedigree has been my St. Bernard Prince’s dietary mainstay. I honestly can’t say that I saw any real changes in his appearance or behavior within the time. Prince acclimated well to the dietary changes. He continued to eat or rather gulp his meals down. He did drink more water. Over [...]
Mom Central and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Work to Start Strong: Building Healthy Teen Relationships
What do you know about The Start Strong: Building Healthy Teen Relationships initiative? Recently Mom Central and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation hosted a media event for mom and dad bloggers at New York City’s Le Cirque on this issue. Fortunate to be in the audience, I heard Kristin Schubert, MPH, Program officer, Robert Wood [...]
