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My Moms Potato Salad
My Moms Potato Salad was the best I ever tasted. Since she has passed away it is hard to find the potato salad that taste like hers. No matter where we go I can’t find any Potato Salad I like. So I thought I would try to make Potato Salad like she did and shared the Recipe with you. Moms Potato Salad provided by Schlitterbahn’s Mom’s Ice Chest Ingredients Ten potatoes ( or one for each person your feeding and two extra) A stalk of celery One onion Dill Pickles 8 Eggs (6 for the Potato Salad and 4 to decorate it with) Mayonnaise Mustard Boil the potatoes till until…
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MediBuddy First Aid Kit for Kids Review
I am conducting a review of MediBuddy – First Aid Kit by me4kidz – Medi Buddy (Penguin), and Me4Kidz First Aid Starter Pack with First Aid Kits, Ice Packs and Antibacterial Wipes – Over 300+ Items on the Go which I was sent one to review and the thoughts in the review are my families. MediBuddy – First Aid Kit by me4kidz – Medi Buddy (Penguin), arrived, and I saw the wrapper on it I didn’t want to open it and use it as it was just so “DOGGONE” cute. Especially with it having a Penguin. Penguins were one of Suzzane’s favorite animals. Charlie and I also love Penguins and wouldn’t…
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Using Poetry to Prepare Your Child for Reading- Candace A. Dietz
Children love rhythm and song. Rhyming poetry is music to children and they are drawn in by it. When my children were small, I would read Mother Goose, Dr. Seuss, and Shel Silverstein and many fun little books written in rhyme. They were the favorites. I would read the poems with inflection and feeling and, then, after a few times I would leave out the ending words and the kids would fill these in. A five year old can often fill in a left out word on the first reading if he is used to rhyme. At quiet time when the children were looking through a stack of…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
