What tools can make a Type 1 diabetic life easier? Type 1 Diabetes accessories can make daily life simpler and more secure with just a few well thought out specifics. Type 1 Diabetes management is a far cry from just one generation ago. We are blessed with faster acting insulin, smart pumps, and continuous glucose […]
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Rhubarb custard pie is an iconic summer dessert to melt in your mouth. All you pie lovers out there will love the flaky crust with sweet and sour filling of this pie. An old European recipe that came to us through New England, it has a Southern vibe to me that conjurs pictures of big
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Insomnia– that oh so lovely insomnia. Whether you are up until the middle of the night, wee hours of the morning, or just plain all night you will have company somewhere out there in the dark. I struggle with insomnia quite a bit even though I follow all the “rules” to get a better night
What to bring to a picnic, BBQ, or potluck? We have a mega list of over 100 simple picnic food ideas to get you through the summer and into autumn. Yum, the deliciousness of eating outdoors adds an extra je nais se quois. Maybe it’s the smell of a bbq or the ambience. If you
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Snickerdoodles! One of the classic cookies that is sure to please. A plate of cookies to conjure up fun summer days out in the backyard. Making Snickerdoodles gluten free and dairy free is simple and easy. With it’s perfect combo of tang and sweet, these are always gobbled up as fast as I can make
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What is in our family travel bin? Heading to the lake for a beautiful Saturday? Kids in the water, reading a good book on the shore, taking a boat ride, BBQ’s. Such a lovely way to spend the day. What to bring to the lake for day? When we head up to the lake as
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We’ve all heard the buzz trend of intermittent fasting that seems like the latest fad. In actuality, it has been around for thousands of years. I can find a myriad of resources regarding the science behind it and why I wanted to try it. Dr. Jason Jung is a wonderful resource for you if you
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One of the joys of a good read set with real locations and famous artists is being able to take time to delve into details of intriguing stories which “accidentally” end up as a mini-unit study of Raphael and New York City. Under the Egg by Laura Marx Fitzgerald is a wonderful story to highlight
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A few years back, as I sat next to a mom at a gathering and got to know a little more about what makes her tick, I realized that each person I sit next to has a fascinating life story. She happens to be Dalyn Weller, a published inspirational romance author as well as a
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Homeschool art, one of the subjects that can strike fear into a mom’s heart on par with math or science. Whether you are gifted in artistic skill or can only draw stick figures (hey, those are cool!) art can be a hard subject to narrow down enough to avoid completely overwhelming your child and kill
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