On Prejudices and Infertility
Day 27: Today, I am thinking prejudice and discrimination after reading “My Life as a White Hispanic: Prejudice Comes From All Sides.” Written by Kimberly Helminski Keller on her blog, Roadkill...
View ArticleThe Wise Words of Five Women…Six if You Count Me
Today is a good day. I showered for the third day in a row, no small feat when you are at home with 2 young children and can’t shower at night since the sound of the shower wakes up the baby. And, I...
View ArticleRecovering From Procrastinitis…One Day at a Time
Have you heard of the Procrastinitis epidemic that is spreading like wildfire this summer? Have you succumbed to it yet? I was sure this Do Good Reading Challenge was going to ward off the...
View ArticleOn Life, Adolescence, Coffee and Goodbyes
I’ve completed 2 weeks of the Do Good Summer Reading Challenge. I’ve discovered fourteen wonderful blogs and have been inspired to write on topics that I never would have had reason to before. I am...
View ArticleOn Golf, Homelessness and Forever Homes
I am quite behind on my Do Good Summer Reading Challenge posts. I could offer up an excuse about my kids being sick or my computer crashing, but in reality, I was simply enjoying my time with my...
View ArticleShop Small. Buy Local. Do Good.
A few weeks ago I visited Linvilla Orchards, a kind of wonderland in the world of farm markets. In addition to fresh, homegrown produce, fresh baked goods and locally produced products, they have an...
View ArticleRounding Out the Week…
Day 5: Today I entered the world of Kristen Hansen Brakeman and encountered a hysterical tirade about Vitamin Water, specifically a radio spot that featured a non-celebrity swimsuit model as a...
View ArticlePick Up a Ghabit
Light switch in the bathroom (Photo credit: anotherpioneer) Pick Up a Ghabit: Ghabit is short for Green Habit and is the creation of Milesh Jain, aka Dr. Ghabit. I love this concept of empowering...
View ArticleRiding in Cars With Kids, Hoagies and Fanny Packs
I’ve come to realize that there is absolutely no way that I will be able to post everyday about my Reading Challenge discoveries. Life gets in the the way of that – and I do not mean that to sound...
View ArticleDay 2: This Mama is Keeping it Real
I needed a laugh tonight. It had been my intention to post my Do Good Summer Reading Challenge post each morning and here it is 9:30 PM and I am just now getting to it. Josie was up at 5:50 AM. Here...
View ArticleReading Challenge Starts Monday!
Summer Reading Challenge Rules: Display the Do Good, Read More Summer Reading Challenge Image on your website and link it back to this post. Read one blog that you have never visited each day from...
View ArticleTea Party Chats – On Summer, Kindness and Helping Others
Josie and I rang in the first day of summer with one of our famous tea parties while little sister Lily was napping. Thanks to Fancy Nancy, our conversations are typically of the hoity-toity variety,...
View ArticleRandom Act of Kindness Weekly Challenge 6.19.2013
This week’s challenge was inspired by another blogger who is documenting her bucket list journey. Christine at Project Light to Life recently posted about how she found $6.00 on the floor at the mall...
View ArticleDon’t Worry Honey, That is Just the Sky Farting
Thunder (Photo credit: mhaller1979) Let’s file this one under things I never thought I’d say. We had thunderstorms today and there were some wicked booms of thunder that caused my girls to cry and...
View ArticleDo Good, Read More Summer Reading Challenge
‘Tis the season of summer reading lists….do you have yours ready yet? I am an avid reader and am looking forward to reading some books that have been buzzed about: Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly...
View ArticleTurn Playtime into a Volunteer Opportunity!
I’ve written about it before, but this is by far the easiest and most fun way to volunteer your time as a family! It helps teach your children that their opinions are valuable and that volunteering...
View ArticleRandom Act of Kindness Weekly Challenge
I’ve written a lot about kindness towards others – thank a teacher, be polite on the road, leave a big tip, donate blood and the list goes on. Today I am going to keep it simple and encourage you to...
View ArticleSummer Tradition With a Charity Twist
Before bed last night, we read Pinkalicious and the Pink Drink. My daughters love the Pinkalicious series of books and this particular one is about the ultimate summertime activity – holding a...
View ArticleA Brilliant Idea for Recognizing Random Acts of Kindness
I recently read an article in our local community newspaper, The Positive Press, and had to share. The headline reads, “The People’s Choice Awards: Cinnaminson High School”, but it was really the...
View ArticleLet Your Child’s Creativity Flow for Charity
Is your child a Picasso in the making? Does your family enjoy creating masterpieces with paint, markers or pastels? You can channel that creative energy into a way to support underfunded art programs...
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