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89Tired of Being Sick? Get Well Already!
Every time I log onto my facebook account I see someone complaining about being sick. "My children are still sick!" My husband is sick, and can't go to work today." And the most pathetic, "I'm sick. I hurt...
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78I Want A Redneck On My Side!
"All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy, hope." -Winston Churchill This post is a collection of redneck jokes and...
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837 Inspiring Ways to Keep your House Clean
May 27, 2009 I returned home at midnight this morning, after being gone for two weeks, to find the house a disaster. Molding rice in a child's bowl, on the kitchen table. A bathtub with sticks in it...
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81The 7 Habits of Happy Kids: A Book Review
In Action: After reviewing this section, I asked each boy to write down one thing that they would really like to do, and then make plans to do it. James has wanted to have a lemonade stand for several months now, so he worked hard on making a detailed list of everything...
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73Ginger Snaps and Molasses Cookies
My husband's grandpa always kept a tin of ginger snaps in his desk draw, ready to share. My husband thought they were some of the most delightful cookies, and when he inherited the desk, decided he needed...
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67The First Snowy Day
September 30, 2009 I was awoke this morning by the sound of rain drumming on the tin roof and wood smoke in the air. Ahh... perfect! As a child I dreamed of having a home with a tin roof and snuggling...
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73Emotion Clouds the View: Describing a Room
After discussing story telling with my sister, Fern, I decided to try my hand at describing a room, in the context of creative writing. I thought it would be easy. After all, how much can go into telling...
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73How To Bathe Boys [Humor]
Over the years (I have five boys under the age of 10), I have put together an effective system for bathing boys: 1. Inside, run a tub full of warm water, set out the lye soap, washcloths, shampoo, conditioner, lotion and soft bath towel. 2. Outside, spread the tarp out near your back door, as a mat to protect the lawn or patio from mud.
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68Raising Cavemen
Contrary to popular belief, cavemen exist today. They are not an extinct species. I know this to be a fact. You don't believe me, do you? You obviously have not been to my house. Four cavemen live...
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78Friend Of my Imagination
Friend, on the door of my imagination you did knock, that first cold spring morning, so many years ago. You were standing on my front porch in you cut off shorts, high top shoes and old t-shirt. A flannel...
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