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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Switch – A Twin Phenomenon?
I have one good child and one bad child. Almost always. One is good. One is bad. If you’ve been following along for any length of time, you’ll think, ‘Oh, I’ve got this. Natalina is the bad twin, and Dulce … Continue reading
Posted in Family Dynamics
Tagged babies, children, family dynamics, kids, moods, parenting, toddlers, twins
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Recipe Monday – Italian Wine Cookies
These are an old family recipe, passed down from my grandmother. They are my favorite cookie of all time. RECIPE THIS WAY!
Posted in Recipes
Tagged baking, christmas cookies, cookies, desserts, italian christmas cookies, italian cookies, parenting, recipes
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Toddler Tricks – 69: Don’t Break Christmas
Problem: It’s time to break out the holiday spirit, by which I mean decorations, but your young children will obviously break every single item that can be broken. And this will take just minutes, not weeks. Christmas is a dangerous … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays, Toddler Tricks
Tagged babies, child safety, children, christmas, christmas tree, holidays, kids, parenting, toddler tricks, toddlers
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The Morning After
Well, I finally did it. With the stores moving up Black Friday from 5 a.m. to 3 a.m. to finally midnight, I can actually go. And I did. I skipped WalMart. It was my first year. I didn’t need to … Continue reading
Tales of a Completely Ordinary Mother
I’m going to make some changes around here presently, and in thinking about how to go about it, I had a conversation with a friend about how I am not an unlikely mother at all. What false branding. Sure, the … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays
Tagged babies, before children, children, holidays, kids, parenting, thanksgiving, toddlers
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Guest Post – Andouille Dirty Rice
I am so pleased to be here today and share one of my favorite Cajun recipes on my friend Darlena’s incredible blog, Tales of an Unlikely Mother. Please, let me introduce myself: I’m Jessica, the girl behind the Cajunlicious blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Recipes
Tagged cooking, parenting, recipes, rice, thanksgiving, thanksgiving recipes
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Toddler Tricks – 68: Complain Loud and Clear
Problem: You’ve signed you child up for some activity. Whether it started out strong and slowly began to dwindle or it just wasn’t what you expected from the start, both you and your child are disappointed in the program. Do … Continue reading
Posted in Toddler Tricks
Tagged activities, babies, children, kids, parenting, preschool, toddler tricks, toddlers
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Beauty is in the Eye of the Self
Two years ago, I had a slight moment of fame. I was driving to work (yeah, I used to work!) and on my 45-minute commute, I heard the morning DJ ask a question. “If you could either be America’s Next … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Tagged articles, beauty redefined, looks, magazines, parenting, self esteem, self image
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Conversations with Ourselves
I mentioned a few months ago how my husband and I consistently ended up shouting at one another just to be heard over the din of “LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME!” that my toddlers put forth … Continue reading
Posted in Family Dynamics
Tagged babies, children, communication, conversation, family dynamics, husband, kids, parenting, toddlers
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Guest Post – My Body as God’s House
If you’ve been following along at all, you know we’re not very religious around here. As such, I am always super interested in those that live their lives in accordance to some of those guidelines. Rebecca at “Blogging With Goodly … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging
Tagged babies, blogging with goodly intentions, children, eating, god, health, kids, parenting, rebecca garcia, religion, soda
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