Archive for the 'Mom Time' Category

Jul 07 2009

Bright Ideas for Coping With the Blues

I was recently thumbing through a magazine that had a really great idea for coping with the blues. Depression is something that I have struggled with for years and I know the same is true for many women and mothers. The idea entailed making a kit with all the little things that make you happy. [...]

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May 25 2009

Good Christian Reads

Published by deanna under Faith, Mom Time, On the Nightstand

Aside from the Bible, there are many good reads available for Christians. I have found that many of these books are an inspiration and can lift you up when times are tough. I have also found that this particular genre is very hard to find in a public library. Go figure. That is a major [...]

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May 25 2009

Help Yourself

Here is a list of some really helpful books I have read. I have taken away more than one tip from each one that has helped me better my life.
SELF-HELP:

Simple Steps
Lisa Lelas. 2003, Paperback, 256 pages, $5.04

This would make for a great book study with your favorite group of gals. This book offers a week-by-week, easy to follow [...]

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May 25 2009

Healthy Inspiration, One Page At a Time

It is no secret that I love to read. I raid my local library every week to get my reading fix. Here are a list of books that I have read to help me lose my New England winter weight, motivate me, or to help me train. Many of these I ended up buying off [...]

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May 24 2009

How to plant a garden…

Published by deanna under A Healthy You!, Mom Time, Seasonal

For the past few years, my thumb has gotten greener and greener. It has taken those years to educate myself on how to produce the results I want. I have also experienced A LOT of trial and error. As a beginner gardener, it is normal to feel a little nervous about starting any kind of [...]

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Apr 20 2009

Meetup.com

Published by deanna under Daily Thoughts, Mom Time

Since moving to New England two years ago, I have found it rather difficult to make a connection with people that would last. As a homegrown Southern girl, I enjoy saying “hi” to people I pass on the street and feel the need for social interaction in a relaxing atmosphere. In order to satisfy my [...]

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