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Archive for July, 2008

We’re Moving!

I will be taking a break from writing for about a week because my daughter and I are moving. Don’t worry we aren’t leaving Columbus, just moving to a new neighborhood.
Moving is absolutely crazy, especially with a toddler. So for the next week, I will be packing, painting, and moving! 
[Photo credit: Box]

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Recently, I have been trying to figure out why my dishwasher smelled. It smelled like spoiled milk even after I ran it. This has been going on for a few weeks.
Then, I discovered the source of the foul oder. It was the sippy cups! I was letting my daughter drink from stinky sippy cups. Oh the [...]

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I love National Public Radio (NPR). I listen to it all the time – in the car, while making breakfast, and taking a shower. My favorite program on NPR is This I Believe.
This I Believe is based on a 1950’s radio program. It is a series that invites ordinary Americans to write an essay that is “a [...]

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I had a reader today ask me about parks in Columbus. We are new to the park scene this summer and still discovering Columbus’s parks and playgrounds.
Last summer, the munchkin was too small for parks.Now, we love a good park. With a 19-month old, my criteria for a good park is a good playground. 
One of [...]

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The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is one of the largest attractions for kids in Columbus, and with good reason. The zoo is a fabulous place for kids.
My daughter had her first trip to the zoo at five months. At five months old, her favorite exhibit was the aquarium. She loved the movement and colors.
Now at 18 [...]

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Check out Ms. Single Mama’s great post about Play-Doh.
We haven’t introduced Play-Doh into our house yet. I’m afraid at 18-months-old, my daughter will just eat it. Now, I’m scared of the mess I will be facing! But life with kids is messy…
Check out the great comments left by all the readers. Looks like I will be [...]

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I used to make french toast with just egg, milk, and vanilla. No measuring, just mix it up and dipped the bread in. I thought it was one of those things I didn’t need a recipe for. Then my sister made me this french toast. I have been using this recipe ever since.
The recipe is adopted [...]

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Last week, my daughter and I went to the Franklin Park Conservatory to see the butterfly exhibit.
The Franklin Park Conservatory is an indoor botanical garden with more than 400 species of plants in a variety of climate settings. The annual Blooms and Butterflies exhibit transforms one of the gardens into a butterfly habitat.
The pumpkin liked [...]

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The Toddler Cafe by Jennifer Carden is my favorite children’s cookbook. I read several baby / toddler cookbooks when my daughter started eating solid foods last year. I never used any of the recipes because they were mostly combinations of foods – pears and cottage cheese, and the books were boring.
This book is different. It is [...]

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I got this idea from Me, The Trees and the Girls blog. Thank you for the wonderful post!
If you want to smile and feel better about humanity, watch the Dave Matthews Band video for Everyday.
It will make you smile (Or tear up as I did. Yes, I am a sap.) and want to hug someone. 
So [...]

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