Love baked goods? Most of us do. But sometimes baked treats have hidden ingredients that aren’t healthy. One of those sneaky, bad-for-you substances is aluminum, which is often found in baking powders. Some studies link aluminum to Alzheimer’s disease, so … Continue reading →
Memories of days gone by are fun to share. As adults we enjoy sharing our childhood and youth experiences at family reunions as well as school class reunions. Sharing memories often helps us gain new perspectives on those by-gone days … Continue reading →
When I was five, the highlight of my day happened at 5:00 pm. Jean Hill, the Storyland lady, sang fun songs, read letters from children, and dramatized children’s books as if the story were happening NOW! inside our radio. On … Continue reading →
On July 9, Janice Green posted a wonderful blog about the lights going out and shared some great ideas on how to interact as a family. It reminded me how important it is for parents to connect with their children often–even … Continue reading →
Lately, I’ve been thinking about seasons. It might have something to do with the peak summer heat we’re experiencing now in south Florida. We’re so fickle. In summer we long for the cold of winter, and in January, we long … Continue reading →