Genetically Modified Organisms, or GMOs, have been popping up on my radar now for quite some time. And, I’ll admit, I found it a bit confusing. What is a GMO, and what does it mean for ME? The following is some information I’ve learned, and I hope you find it helpful as you make your(…)
Our family owns three of those giant first-aid kits – one for both cars, one for the house, and I keep a little one in my purse at all times. You know you’re the parent of boys when one of the first things you do when you leave town for vacation is to take note(…)
Before we know it school will be out and we’ll be playing with the kids at parks, pools, and all sorts of great outdoor attractions around Huntsville. Since May is Melanoma Awareness Month, this seems like a good time to throw some sun safety facts out there so we’re all prepared for summer fun and(…)
Last post, I shared my current favorite spray cleaner: a Super Simple Citrus Cleaner that’s good for wood floors, cabinets, furniture, and any surface that may benefit from a little lemon oil. (Don’t forget the bonus lemonade!) This time, I’m going to share with you a couple of my favorite scrubbing cleaner formulas – good(…)
I have Attention Deficit Disorder. This is not a topic I usually talk about. In fact, only a few people know this about me. Anytime you mention A.D.D., you find controversy and debate: Is it real or imagined? Are we overmedicating kids or not doing enough? Medicine or behavior therapy? I can’t tell you what the best(…)
Taekwondo is both an ancient Korean Martial Art, and a modern International Olympic sport. It serves as a means of self-protection, giving one the assurance of being able to do so if the need arises. Greg Goff’s Martial Arts Academy’s programs are styled to keep the body conditioned, and the mind clear. It provides confidence,(…)
We started being more conscientious about what we were using to clean stuff around our house after our first child was born. As new parents, the thought of all those chemicals being in the air she’d be breathing and on the surfaces she’d be touching (and chewing) made us re-evaluate our use of things that(…)
