Cyberbullying is no laughing matter. While most young kids who are active online tend to ignore the potential consequences of being mean to others over the internet, victims of cyberbullying don’t take it so lightly. And most people, whether child or adult, is completely unaware of the fact that thereRead More →
You’ve planned for months, maybe even years for that special day when you and your love becomes Mr. and Mrs. It’s one of the biggest and most important days of your life. Followed by a romantic honeymoon. Whether it’s for a week or a weekend, somewhere exotic or just aRead More →
Do you ever think about the water you drink? As a mom, I think about it a lot more than I ever did before. I know that our water treatment plants have quality standards they must meet, but I fear that many harmful bacteria can slip through and contaminate ourRead More →
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Asurion. However, every detail in this post is true. Some names have been changed to protect the innocent…. Well, I went crazy for about an hour. See, the day started out like any other vacation day with some timeRead More →
This is a partnered post. Infographic provided by Vista College… I went to college for a year after I graduated high school, then quit to take a, what I thought at the time, dream job. It was for the position as credit manager for J.C. Penney… it really was aRead More →
Confession… I love made for SyFy movies. They are my guilty pleasure, and I make no apologies for it. Yes, they are usually cheesy, oftentimes poorly done, and laughable special effects. But I love them nonetheless. Recently SyFy aired Sharknado. You know, a tornado that occurs over/around the ocean thatRead More →
Guest Post If you have a healthy relationship with your father then you are probably aware of the role he plays in shaping your life. A little tap on the back and a few kind words of encouragement can go a long way and fathers who care about how theirRead More →
When times are tough it’s difficult for some people to give like they may have once given. Yet, you still want to help. This infographic shows how a little goes a long way to help the needy or homeless. Check out the statistics and some care package ideas that won’tRead More →
We are over the childproofing stage in our home, well for the most part anyway. I know however, that many of my readers still have babies getting ready to crawl, already crawling, and toddlers and pre-schoolers in their homes. This extensive childproofing guide covers all the bases and more inRead More →
We recently had an open meeting at my son’s elementary school with our county’s superintendent… and many of the 4th and 5th graders wanted to know when each of the students would have their own iPads. I don’t think the kids even thought about the iPads (or any tablet, forRead More →