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Friends Of A Feather

June 23, 2008

Have you ever had so much fun that you had to literally physically recover from the brain? Today I’m moving like an 80 year old woman. Prying my eyes open and propelling my aching body out of bed was such a feat that I’m kind of offended that I didn’t get a medal for achieving [...]

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Too Bad I Don’t Like To Talk

June 18, 2008

Well I’ve been a run around sue today. Why, you ask? Thanks for asking! Here’s why:
I’m questioning the safety of CFL bulbs over at Mama Speaks today.
I’m talking about how important the Mom Vote is in this year’s election at Chicago Moms Blog.
And I’m still talking about the Green Our Vaccines rally at my other [...]

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Memories

May 31, 2008

How about I lighten it up a little ’round these parts this weekend? I still have plenty of things to keep sharing about my time at the Autism One conference, so stay tuned, but this weekend I’m thinking about memories. I hope to get off this computer soon and go make some of my own [...]

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Mama Speaks: Looking For A Rock Star

April 15, 2008

Do you think you have mad writing skillz? Think you want to write about causes that are dear to your heart? Think you want to write about cool products?
Mama Speaks is looking for a new contributor, so come read about the responsibilities and give it your best shot. It’s an open call for mamas, [...]

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Best Shot Monday: Speed Skater

February 25, 2008

I love how this hoodie makes him look like he’s on his way to the gold medal in speed skating. These clothes are amaaazing. Look for my review on them at Mama Speaks soon.
It’s been dark and dreary here, as reflected in this pic, but I’m posting something green and sunny up next. [...]

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What We Are Doing

February 12, 2008

Lotus over at Sarcastic Mom sent out a challenge recently, for everyone to take time to pick up trash around their neighborhood and look at changes we can make in our own habits and households to help keep nature beautiful. This would not normally be too big of a challenge, but with the sub-zero [...]

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