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The Scrubbing Bubbles Men vs. Women Cleaning Survey (aka the Second Annual Dirty Work Index Survey) results have been released. This survey looked to find out who believes they are responsible for household cleaning and who does the chores and when. To help further the chore debate, Scrubbing Bubbles has partnered with John Gray, who [...]
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Pawsitive Service Dog Solutions provides Autism Service Dogs, commonly referred to as Sig Dogs, Sensory Signal Dogs, or Social Signal Dogs, a relatively new trend in service animals. That trend is likely to continue while more children are diagnosed each year with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), than with Diabetes, Cancer, and AIDS combined. About Autism [...]
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Giving gifts to tween girls on Valentine’s Day has become a tradition for some families, including mine. We like to express to our daughter that she’s special to us with a gift or two. Of course, gifts aren’t the only way that we express our feelings, but it’s a lot of fun to see her [...]
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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Bulbs. Dig, Drop, Done. for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. Enter the contest! “Bulbs. Dig, Drop, Done.” to win a $5000 Yard Makeover. Just submit a photo of your yard that needs help at Curbside Chaos. The winner will get the makeover and [...]
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Tide Coldwater Laundry Detergent is made to be used with cold water. Wash all of your clothing, sheets, towels and other laundry in cold water and save money on electricity. In fact, according to Tide, “you can save up to 80% of energy with every load.” But does it clean? I tried Tide Coldwater for [...]
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I’m struggling. Tonight, I’m sitting here, wondering what to write and I know that deep down, and I’m struggling. I don’t know if I’ve lost my mojo, but I don’t even feel like writing on my own blogs. What I do feel like doing is curling up and going to sleep and not doing a [...]
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As a founding member of Mom Bloggers for Social Good, begun by Jennifer James, I’ll be upholding one of the main goals for my blog – advocating for nonprofits. When I got the email about this opportunity, I was in the hospital. I didn’t know if I’d be home for Christmas and I was hurting, [...]
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Today I had a perfect example of “Mommyfail.” I received an email from the school psychologist, reminding me that I was late completing and returning a parent-assessment form for an evaluation for my son. Why? I yelled at myself. How could I forget to send it back? Inside my head a Jack Nicholson-like voice let [...]
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This post is a follow up to the Fight for Education posts written by Heather. Her blog can be found at Cool and Hip, I Am Not. ——- Acting as your child’s advocate is part of your role as a parent. When you send them off to school, you have to trust that [...]
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This is the second post in a series. Catch up with the first post, Fight For Education written by Heather of Cool and Hip, I Am Not. ——- “He is fine. Everyone struggles at something.” My son and I were fortunate to have the teacher we had in third grade. I already had a [...]
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