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How to Share the Hard Stuff
I would like to share a Guest Piece from Norma Watkins How to Share the Hard Stuff How to write about things you’re ashamed of, afraid of, the things that wake you up at night or give you bad dreams? How to write about trouble? Because this is what readers’ want. Happiness is boring, but we’re fascinated by trouble. We want to see how you got through it, how skillfully or clumsily you handled it, and how you came out the other side, if you did. We want to accompany you on a scary journey from the safe distance of the printed page. One way is through humor. Make it funny…
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Urthbox
I’ve been looking for new affiliate programs to check out. When Urth Box contacted me ab out their affiliate program I requested a box to review. The products listed in this post is what was inside my box from Urthbox. UrthBox allows us to sign up for a subscription box full of snacks that are Vegan, Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Free of the Top 9 Allergens and Kosher! which would be healthier for Charlie who has problems with his stomach as well as my sister who can’t have products with Dairy in them. The snacks would also be good for me as I struggle to lose weight, eat better and get…
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The TurfMutt Foundation Encourages Participation in Great Backyard Bird Count 2023
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The TurfMutt Foundation is an organization that advocates appreciation and caring for our green space and encourages all of us to spend time in the living landscapes around us like backyards, parks, and other green spaces. The Annual Great Backyard Bird Count (Feb. 17-20) is a great way for people – especially families and kids – to engage with the outdoors right in their own backyard, and the TurfMutt Foundation encourages everyone to participate. “Mulligan the TurfMutt and I sit outside in our backyard and watch birds for hours,” says Kris Kiser, president and CEO of the TurfMutt Foundation. “It’s a great way to appreciate our backyards and their connection to…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
