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Celebrate Father’s Day

06/01/2019 ● By Sandy Kauten

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Living Happily Ever After

01/31/2016 ● By Sandy Kauten

At some time in our lives, many of us have met Bridezilla,,,

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10 Tips on Family Photography

06/01/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

Ever wonder why world-famous photographer Ansel Adams took pictures mostly of mountains, deserts and lakes? It’s because trees, sand and water don’t fidget, pout, drool, grimace, whine, or have milk-mustaches that only show up in pictures.

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Wholesome Snacking for the Whole Family

09/05/2012 ● By Anonymous

It’s easy to grab a bag of chips or a handful of cookies to give yourself a boost of energy to make it through the day. But those choices aren’t always the most nutritious. It is possile, however, to make better snack choices that actually taste good, and are good for you.

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Spice Up the Grill

07/28/2012 ● By Anonymous

If you’re tired of flipping burgers, put some sizzle on the grill with your own spiced-up fajitas and soft tacos.

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Share Some Love with Cupcakes

02/04/2012 ● By Anonymous

There’s no better way to say “Be Mine” than with a collection of Valentine’s Day cupcakes – a great surprise for anyone you’re sweet on this February 14.

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Kid-Friendly Projects Fuel Winter Family Fun

12/12/2011 ● By Anonymous

Colder temperatures mean more indoor time, making it a challenge to find activities that will keep kids happy and engaged. The good news for parents is that even common household items can create hours of fun time. These child-friendly arts and crafts projects will allow you to spend quality, memorable time with your family this winter season with things you already have around the house.

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Holiday Entertaining: Traditions with a Twist

11/22/2011 ● By Anonymous

Traditions help keep people connected over years and generations, and we love the experience of the holidays. But what happens when those traditions no longer work? Circumstances, budgets or tastes change, and sometimes you need a little help finding a new way to celebrate.

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Plan to Be Spontaneous This Summer

06/18/2011 ● By Anonymous

For many families, summer is the time to hit the open road and see the country. However, there is a lot of pressure for parents to take their children everywhere, see everything and keep a tight schedule, according to “Family Adventure Mom,” Deborah Geigis Berry.

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Grilling Up a Festive Summer Feast

05/31/2011 ● By Anonymous

Summer is filled with family picnics and barbecues, but you need to make sure that those burgers and pasta salads aren’t served with a side of bacteria.

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A Mother's Day Sunrise Surprise

05/07/2011 ● By Anonymous

<strong>A Mother’s Day Sunrise Surprise</strong>

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Prevent Sports-Related Eye Injuries

03/26/2011 ● By Anonymous

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