I am rarely intimidated. I am one of those people who welcomes a good challenge. Throw some adversity my way and I rise to meet it. Then I was given this very simple task of writing a bio for the organization I am working for and I turn into this fumbling, have no clue what ...
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Continuity gives us roots; change gives us branches, letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights. ~Pauline R. Kezer
I've been a busy girl. In fact I am starting to think I function better when my plate is full but I ...
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Today's post is written by Sara Padrusch who is author of two blogs Shiny Red Houses and a blog dedicated to secular homeschooling, The Secular Schoolhouse.
Here at the Secular Schoolhouse we're upfront about sex.
We've always called every body part by its correct name. No wee-wees or pee-pees or vague references to ...
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First Rant
On Sunday I had to call 911. I was on the phone talking to a friend and inside of the foyer in my house I could hear loud hollering and banging. I went outside to talk, and it got louder and louder. There was cussing and threatening. So I walked down the side walk ...
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Out of sight, out of mind right. Here is the rundown of the past week I have had. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
The week started off well. For one, I started working for a state wide organization that promotes being outdoors and being healthy. No, I'm not joking. This is a great way ...
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This is what I found on my camera tonight. Let me introduce you to unedited pictures by Kara, 3. Maybe she will be a fantastic photographer like Jessica Claire!
"How does this thing work? O, press these buttons."
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This was some kind of week. I was definitely ready for it to end. All this cold had my kids in a frenzy because they were tired of being cooped up inside. They were liked caged wild animals who had gotten into the stimulants! But there are things I am thankful for this week.
That Mr. ...
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Today I left the house and my baby had a swastika on her forehead. Yeah. Evidently when I wasn't looking she and her sister got a hold of a pen (not uncommon) and decided to draw on her face. It looks like they were trying to put an X right between her eyes but then ...
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Before 9 o'clock this morning I had managed to piss off football fans all across the state, educators that teach in our public school system, small children for making them do their morning chores, and a cat who wanted to claw my furniture. This makes me totally awesome and full of WIN just so you ...
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While everyone is saying Hooray! after Auburn clinched the National Championship, giving the state of Alabama the championship two years in a row the thoughts that cross my mind are this: The people of this state value football over education and it is glaringly apparent. We are low ranking in education, have high maternal/fetal death ...
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