In the past few years our family has adopted these "Green Habits". Let
me know what "Green Habits" your family has adopted.
Did you know that baseball has the highest fatality rate among sports
for children and adolescents age five to fourteen? For an interesting
read check out:
http://www.childrenshospital.org/az/Site1112/mainpageS1112P0.html
I recently visited Vancouver, BC - what a kid friendly city?
Especially, Granville Island. The Kids Market features a fantastic
assortment of kid related stores housed in one building. You are bound
to get lost exploring all the little nooks and crannies housing an
eclectic assortment of toys and gadgets. As you exit the building and
follow a path towards a public water park and play area. If the
weather participates, bring swimmies because your kids will be eager
to frolic in the water. Our family will be back Vancouver.
Finally home. 11 days out. 7 days on the road. 3350 miles driven.
Three States. Two Countries. 66.5 hours at the wheel. 27 in car diaper
changes (for Franki!). 2600 feet of zip line. 1720 french fries. 62
hamburgers. 2 dozen oysters. 17 Starbucks Egg White Turkey Bacon
breakfast sandwiches. No bears. No salmon. But some awesome times.
Heading out on a family road trip .... Be back soon!
Ikea Somnat Crib coming in sorbet green, baby blue and cotton candy pink.
In the September issue of British Harper's Bazaar, Brazilian
supermodel and new mom, Gisele Bundchen says "I think there should be
a worldwide law, in my opinion" encouraging breast feeding. Her
comments for pro breast feeding are bound to stir up controversy. The
funny thing is who has made Gisele an expert. Does her opinion really
matter?
http://www.harpersbazaar.co.uk/
I had to share.
According to a new ground breaking study - mother's can go back to
work after the birth of their child without the baby's well being
suffering as a result.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/aug/01/babies-dont-suffer-working...
The very first mocktail, as far as we know, was the Shirley Temple,
named after Shirley Temple. According to legend, a bartender made it
up to serve to the innocent Miss Temple during the raging Hollywood
parties of the 1930s. This Shirley Temple is made of club soda (or
lemon-lime soda,) ice, grenadine, and a maraschino cherry on top.
