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You’ll love 2020 VP Debate Bingo, if you liked 2020 Presidential Debate Bingo
These 2020 VP Debate Bingo Cards will help you focus as you watch what is probably the most important debate of the 2020 election season. Last week I created bingo cards for the first 2020 Presidential Debate and they were a smash! LOL. We’re having a party over here. Bingo and coke floats and what…
Continue Reading »Sober ≠ Austere: Download 2020 Presidential Debates Bingo Cards!
Update: Scroll to the bottom to make your own digital cards. For over a decade, watching a presidential debate has felt like torture. I want to blame the tone of national politics, but since there’s nothing new under the sun, it could just me becoming cynical in my old age. Unfortunately, this year I have…
Continue Reading »Exasperated, I Built a comprehensive Florida COVID-19 updates website
On March 17th Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida started issuing Executive Orders related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) that began to change the way Floridians did business. Every few days, a new order was being issued, but I couldn’t find a Florida COVID-19 updates website that compiled what it meant for your average citizen. I…
Continue Reading »On Disciplining Children
As a parent, I wish I could just have someone give me a set of very specific rules on discipline that works every time with every child for every circumstance. But no, they have to go and be their own individual, unique little flowers, even when it comes to acting up. They’re a little older…
Continue Reading »Easy Hair Clip Organizer – 5 Minute Solution
I had hair clips all over my bathroom counter. I needed a hair clip organizer and was delighted to come up with this simple solution. All you need is an old tie and a binder clip. A clothespin and decorate scarf or fabric scrap would work, too. It even travels compactly and easily! Directions for…
Continue Reading »Related: Living In Community
Just a couple days ago I wrote a post about living in community. Last night, I came across an article from Maclean’s called The End of Neighbours that talks about the same issue from a sociological stand-point. The point is to talk about how we are becoming less tolerant of differing opinions, but it is very…
Continue Reading »Living in Community
In centuries past, your community was the people you lived on the same street with, went to church with, walked to school with, shopped at the market with. For country folks, their community was the nearby town. For city folks, it was the few blocks immediately around their flat. As more people moved to the…
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