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Paper for Water
A couple of weeks ago I shared an event with you called Paper for Water held at the Galleria Mall in Dallas, Texas. I don’t know if you had seen the post telling you about this event or you’re familiar with the fantastic Dallas-based Charity Paper for Water , but to me, it’s a real story of what a difference children can make in improving our world. Paper for Water was founded by sisters Katherine and Isabelle Adams when they were only 5 and eight years old. Now, six years later, the pair have raised over $1.5 million to fund over 150 clean water projects across the globe. I would like to let you…
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Alexander Atlas – Witty New Guide Helps Women Avoid Dating Disasters: Game Secrets
My sister is divorced, and we have been trying to get her to go out on a date because she shouldn’ t be by herself. Although after what she went through in her marriage she isn’t sure she want’s to try dating. I hope by sharing this new book written by Alexander Atlas – Witty New Guide Helps Women Avoid Dating Disasters: Game Secrets it might change her mind, and she will at least give dating a try as no, one should be along all the time. For my sister the two chapter, I think she would be able to relate the most are the following: How to move on from heartache and…
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6 Novels For Your Homeschool Fifth Grader
Homeschooling is a good relief to parents who wish to keep a close eye on their children. Charlie is in fifth grade and suffers from Dyslexia and ADD. As a homeschool mom, I can monitor him tightly as I perform other tasks at home and also blog. Through my experience in this article, we will review six novels for your homeschooled fifth grader. They are recommended for all children, regardless of their status The Toothpaste Millionaire by Jean Merrill by Jean Merrill Rufus Mayflower with the help of his friend Kate McKinstry had a plan to make many gallons of toothpaste at the cost of one tube at the store.…


