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How to Support Someone with Anxiety
Do you or someone you know suffer from anxiety? Millions of people suffer from anxiety worldwide. You are not alone. Anxiety not only causes discomfort to the one experiencing the anxiety, but it also causes great discomfort to people who… Continue reading
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Two Ways to Train Chickens
I am not a chicken expert by any means. However, after owning them as a child and then again as an adult, I have learned a few helpful things! I am going to share two great ways to train your… Continue reading
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Three Marriage Tips
Could you use some marriage tips? No matter where you are in your marriage, whether it has existed for a very short or for a long time, these three tips would be a great help to your relationship. In fact,… Continue reading
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Three Great Process Project Kid’s Activities for the Summer (-with very little supplies needed.)
Are you on the lookout for some summer activities for your kids? How about some process projects for your kids? Do you even know what a process project is? A process project is an activity that takes some time to… Continue reading
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Food and Family Bonding
I think most of us can relate to my topic. Food is central to many family traditions and beloved family memories. My family certainly bonds around food. Most traditional foods that come to mind center around holidays. However, we have… Continue reading
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Is a Minimalist Affiliate Linker a Conflict of Interest?
(That’s a long blog post title, lol!) So, I’m not exactly a minimalist. I’m more of a “Minimalist Wannabe.” I am technically an affiliate linker, but, full disclosure, I am not very successful -yet! Working on it. “What’s an affiliate… Continue reading
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Sources For Creative Content
Is there a special term for writer’s block as a content creator? Content creator’s block doesn’t have the same ring as writer’s block, lol! Would “creator’s inhibition” be comparable? Do you need new ideas for creative content? These three simple… Continue reading
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Is Sarcasm Sin?
I grew up in a home that used sarcasm often. We were also a card game playing family and highly competitive. I think that competitive personalities have a proclivity towards sarcasm. Wouldn’t you agree? I was taught that a quick… Continue reading
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Learning Needless Information
I have had this topic come up three times recently. First it came up with an older man at church, then with a homeschool mom visiting my home, and another time in a Facebook advertisement for math curriculum. It seems… Continue reading
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Long Road Trip Ideas
Planning any long road trips this Summer? Have you planned beyond the packing and trip itself for the long car ride? Will there be kids on this trip or just adults? Whether you are traveling with children or there will… Continue reading
Common Graces 