my world • global causes • recipes • food
One of the three easy steps of going green is to reduce the amount of waste that each of us generates on a daily basis. When we reduce the amount of waste that we generate, we have less waste to reuse and recycle. There are many ways to reduce waste, but one of the best ways that I have found is to learn to cook and bake from scratch.
Cooking and baking from scratch might seem like an …
Going Green: Easy Ways to Recycle Household Itemsmaking a difference! • my world • global causes • bettering communities
Going green begins with three easy steps: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. We’ve talked about ways in which we can reduce and reuse everyday items, so today we will explore the wonderful world of recycling…. Recycling used to be complicated and time consuming, but those days are over. In 2012,
Going Green: 20 Creative Ways to Reuse, Repurpose, Reclaim, and Refurbish Household Itemsmy world • global causes • parenting • home management
Going green begins with three easy steps. Step 1: Reduce, Step 2: Reuse, and Step 3: Recycle. These three steps can be completed separately or used interchangeably. However, if we reduce and reuse, we have less to recycle. We’ve already talked about ways that we can reduce…,
Green Living: 20 Simple Ways to Reduce and Go Greenmaking a difference! • my world • global causes • tips for giving back
As part of this series, I’m featuring tips, ideas, and strategies for going green as well as how these changes affect other aspects of our lives. Why is there a need for a more eco-friendy way of life?
According to the Environmental Protection Agency…, the amount of
Going Green: 10 Simple Ways To Live Greenermaking a difference! • my world • global causes • tips for giving back
As consumers, we face hundreds of small choices on a daily basis and how we make those decisions can impact generations to come. Living a greener life… not only helps the planet, it also helps you model good behavior to your children by leaving them, and future generations, with a
Violence Unsilenced: How To Help and Support Abused Womenmaking a difference! • my world • global causes • tips for giving back
Close your eyes and picture three people you know. Think about the lady who rings up your groceries every week at the store and one of the parents on your kid’s sports team. Imagine the woman on the other end of the cable tv service line. Of those three people,…
Foreign Aid: Reasons Why Moms Should Add Foreign Aid to Africa to Their Livesmaking a difference! • my world • global causes • tips for giving back
Let’s get honest, shall we? I’ll let you in on some thoughts in the forefront of my mind.
Talking about foreign aid… feels overwhelming.
I’m a busy mom just trying to raise happy and healthy kids. Sometimes I can barely extend my focus beyond the walls of my own home,
making a difference! • my world • global causes • bettering communities
Watch a panel discussion today from 10-12 ET in an effort to end HIV/AIDS worldwide. This live stream will be headed up by the ONE Campaign and (Red)…. Participants will include U.S. President Barak Obama, U2 lead singer Bono, singer/songwriter Alicia Keys, and former U.S. President George W. Bush
Bettering Communities: Ronald McDonald House Charitiesmaking a difference! • my world • global causes • bettering communities
I had the opportunity to visit one of my favorite charities, the Ronald McDonald House,… in Loma Linda California this last weekend. We spoke with Karen who is the Director of Operations and took a tour of their facility. I learned what they are doing to provide stability and
making a difference! • my world • global causes • bettering communities
Health—Have you or your children ever had pneumonia…? Have you felt the sensation of not being able to breathe?
I have had pneumonia. Twice. And both times, I thought I was going to die. I may be exaggerating a little bit, but there is something about struggling to
Buy a cranberry-and-brie cupcake at the Sweet Tooth Fairy, so a donation can be made to prevent bullying.
Date: Wed., May 30
Time: 2-3 p.m. ET
Book: Dad Rules by Treion Miller
