Best friends are vital. For someone to earn that coveted title, they must have a deep and intimate understanding of you, to have stood by you through hard times and good times, and to add real value to your life. For that reason, it’s important to find ways to express how valuable they are to you. Here, we’re going to look at a bunch of little ways you can show your appreciation for your best friend.
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Payday loans are short-term loans that must be paid by the time you are getting paid. Failure to pay the loan by your next payday, will result in an automatic deduction of the money directly from your bank account, if you at least pay the interest this can be avoided.
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Being a parent does not mean that a successful career is out of the question; it just means that your goals may change and develop slightly. You can still be a hands-on mom and a driven businesswoman – despite what people may think. With that in mind, here are some easy ways in which you can begin to achieve your career goals.
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Who’s up for some friendly competition? I think we might have actually started a new tradition during lockdown last year. This was originally posted March 23, 2020. And the kids had so much fun they keep asking when we can do it again, thus, I’m adding this to our Summer Bucket List!
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In an effort to stay positive, get kiddos out of the house for some fresh air, & allow for some social fun while still practicing social distancing we’re challenging you, your kiddos, & your kiddos’ friends to this Neighborhood Photo Scavenger Hunt!! Read more
After many months of staying at home and sacrificing seeing friends and family members, reunions are back! What better way to celebrate than throwing an outdoor party? If you’ve got grand plans, here are some tips to help you host the celebration of the year.
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The pandemic has caused many shifts and uncertainties that left us all trying to navigate this challenging time together.
Unfortunately, major life events like weddings, international travel, and baby showers got put on hold — but we’re trying to move on with life as much as possible.
While mask mandates start lifting and our environment starts to go back to “normal,” the repercussions of the pandemic are still here.
So how can we move forward?
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Our first born didn’t cut her first tooth until she was 13 months, our second when he was 3 months, and our youngest had all her teeth within her first year…so?! So the problem is we currently have a 15, 13, and 10 year old who are ALL exhibiting a hot mess express when it comes to the current positions of their teeth. And with mask mandates lifting those teeth need to get a fixing! What’s a mom to do? Grab a glass of wine & start researching!!
This anxious feeling came over me this morning as I glanced at the calendar and realized the kids literally have one week left of school!! How can that be, it feels like they just went back to school. Oh wait, they did, lol! After being home for what seemed like an eternity and then hybrid learning for a minute, I blinked and their in-person learning for 5 days a week is practically over, which means they’re gonna be home, AGAIN!! What’s a mom to do? I don’t know about y’all but this momma isn’t wasting one second, I’m PURGING STAT! I’m getting rid of everything they grew out of almost two years ago, all the books they no longer read, toys they no longer play with, etc. I’m officially in that “everything has gotta go” mentality. But where is it going?
Your body is a finely-tuned machine, and even if it doesn’t always feel like it, the way it operates is a pretty remarkable example of engineering. All of the processes that need to be just right in order for you to perform an act as simple as opening a door happen largely without you even thinking about them. So when we feel genuinely unwell, it tends to be a sign that your body is missing something that would usually be playing its part – it may or may not be anything serious, but it’s something to pay attention to.
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Mom on the go in Holy Toledo 