My Life: Single Mom/Sole Parent

As the saying goes, no one wins in divorce, but at least you get every other weekend off, or do you? In my case, I do not and I’m sure I am not alone. Being the sole parent is sadly a role many parents have taken on. Raising three teenagers solely on my own can be draining at times but it is also humbling, hilarious, rewarding, challenging, and dare I say, awesome! Yes, I just said awesome…bear with me…

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5 Causes of Light Sensitivity in Children

As your little one explores the world around them, they may experience discomfort when exposed to bright lights. While occasional sensitivity to light may not be a cause for alarm, persistent or consistent light sensitivity—also known as photophobia—can be concerning for a mother. Read below to learn about five causes of light sensitivity in children so that you can better understand this issue and seek appropriate care for your child’s visual health.

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5 Ways To Manage Chronic Pain That Don’t Involve Opioids

More than 50 million people in America are currently dealing with chronic pain according to recent reports from the medical sector. Living with intense, unending pain is exhausting. It detracts from your quality of life and makes enjoying many of your favorite activities impossible. Some days, all you want to do is sleep so you don’t know the pain is there. Of course, you can’t fall asleep because of the pain, so it’s a fruitless endeavor. 

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Delicious Dinner Ideas To Cook in Your New Crockpot

Did you get a new crockpot and can’t wait to whip up some delicious dinners? Well, you’re in luck! Crockpots are a simple and efficient way to create an array of meals that’ll satisfy everyone’s taste buds while allowing you to enjoy more time doing the things you love.

Diversify your meals and get the most out of your new appliance with these eight dinner ideas to cook in your new crockpot.

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All Aboard! Train Exhibit Opening at Museum of Fulton County

A new All Aboard! train exhibit at the Museum of Fulton County will allow guests to journey back in time to explore the history of trains in this region. The interactive exhibit featuring train and depot artifacts, model trains, and hands-on activities will focus on the people who worked on and around the railroad. The exhibit opens to the public on Friday, January 26 at 10:00 am.

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Outdoor Adventure Center in Detroit, totally worth the trip!

A couple weeks back a good friend of mine texted me about taking the kiddos to a new place in Detroit. I figured what the heck; I am always up for an adventure! Besides, I will let you in on a little secret; I always have a backup plan. This time my backup plan was to take the kiddos to the Hands on Museum in Ann Arbor if this Outdoor Adventure Center place was a total bust. So, needless to say, my expectations going into this Outdoor Adventure Center were extremely low. But I am happy to say there was no need for a backup plan. In fact I just have one word for Detroit, BRAVO!!!

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How To Stay Safe While on a Long Drive Alone

Embarking on a long cross-country drive can be a thrilling adventure, offering an intoxicating blend of freedom, exploration, and exhilaration. Whether the lure of the open road, the changing landscapes, or the sound of tires on asphalt draws you, there’s no denying the appeal of a solo road trip. But as enticing as the journey is, balancing the adventure with practicality is essential. This post is your friendly road trip companion, offering advice on how to stay safe while on a long drive alone to ensure your adventure is memorable and equally safe. 

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How To Successfully Organize a Church Outing

Organizing a church outing is a rewarding task that can also be a bit daunting. Whether you are planning a social gathering or a group volunteering activity, there are several factors to consider. Follow along as I offer a few tips for overcoming these challenges and organizing a successful church outing.

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