Rayovac Fire Safety
March 25, 2011 by Audrey
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I wanted to take a minute to remind everyone to change the batteries in their smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms. In addition to testing them all once a month, we always change the batteries when we change the clocks each Spring. It’s an easy way to remember and although it may be overkill, we know [...]
How to Dress like Lady Gaga (as a mom)
March 25, 2011 by Audrey
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It’s FRIDAY, let’s have some FUN! Oh, yes… I’ve been having some fun lately with some of my fave shows/celebrities on my Mom Fashion Report… I’ve been asking myself – Is it possible to dress like them? Let’s take Lady Gaga. Not that everyone wants to dress like Lady Gaga, but she is a fashion [...]
31 Letters Literacy Project: Day 25 – “Love Is…”
March 25, 2011 by Sharon
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Day 25 of our 31 Letters Literacy Project is all about LOVE. Great big LOVE. Today’s letter is inspired by a poem about LOVE that we bumped into on Day 25 of 365 Days of Literacy for Kids: LOVE IS by Nikki Giovanni Some people forget that love is tucking you in and kissing you [...]
Nickelodeon News!
March 24, 2011 by Audrey
Filed under Kid Fashion Report
Nickelodeon (channel 35 in my house) is a channel that’s pretty much on all day long. My sons LOVE SpongeBob, it’s gotten to the point where my sons actually know when it’s going to be on TV! (And as I write this post at 7:50Pm on Thursday night, it’s on in the background right now!) [...]
The Digital Mom Handbook is available for pre-orders on AMAZON.com
Last night I got a tweet from one of my friend Kelly Whelan at Centsible Life that made me smile from ear-to-ear… I was driving home from a family dinner and wanted to SCREAM with excitement… it was my AMAZON.com for pre-orders!! OMG! Writing this book with my bestie Colleen Padilla – The Digital Mom [...]
31 Letters Literacy Project: Day 24 – “Words that make today TODAY”
March 24, 2011 by Sharon
Filed under 31 Letters, 365 Days of Literacy for Kids, Language Development in Kids, Letter Writing, Parents and Literacy, Sharon
Day 24 of our 31 Letters Literacy Project is all about words that make today TODAY. Today’s letter is inspired by the poem TODAY that we bumped into on Day 24 of 365 Days of Literacy for Kids: TODAY by Frank O’Hara Oh! kangaroos, sequins, chocolate sodas! You really are beautiful! Pearls, harmonicas, jujubes, [...]
Getting Gorgeous with Degree Event in NYC on 4/2!
March 24, 2011 by admin
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It’s almost time… it’s almost here… and I CANNOT BELIEVE IT! 10 days… 240 hours… 14,400 minutes… Oh, yes! It’s our 2nd Getting Gorgeous Event and we’re BEYOND EXCITED that Degree is our title sponsor and will be hosting with us! We are super ready and super ready to have a gorgeous day! So who [...]
31 Letters Literacy Project: Day 23 – “A Sunny Day”
March 23, 2011 by Sharon
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Day 23 of our 31 Letters Literacy Project is all about SUNNY DAYS. This letter topic is inspired by a lovely HAIKU that we bumped into on Day 23 of 365 Days of Literacy for Kids: from FIVE HAIKU by Paul Eluard Ah! a thousand flames, a fire, The light, a shadow! The sun is [...]
Degree Women Expert Protection with motionSENSE meets DISNEY
March 23, 2011 by Audrey
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I have never gotten excited about a deodorant before… Well, until now. I’m going to come clean here… I’m a sweater. I have always been a sweater. It’s why I prefer to wear dark colors year-round, I never have to worry about exposing sweat stains or anything like that. Not to mention, I literally LATHER [...]
Fun In the Sunshine State – Days 10 & 11
Yesterday, when I saw many family members and friends back home lament on Facebook about the SNOW in Rhode Island, I was very grateful for yet another beautiful, sunny, 80-degree vacation day. I know that I’ll be returning to that weather tomorrow, but it reminded me to REALLY ENJOY this weather I while I could. [...]
