More Wine...Less Whine!
Hey Monday…ugh! So it’s time for me to discuss how much I love exercising, eating right and all that other crap stuff. Well it’s getting hard out here in these streets to stay motivated. I don’t know if it’s my Spring allergies or what but I have zero umph.
Origami Owl makes the perfect gifts for Mother’s Day and to show their love for Moms everywhere, they are releasing a new Mother’s Day collection that will be sure to make any mother’s heart melt!
From new charms to earrings, there is something in this Mothers Day collection that will make this an unforgettable day for that special Mom in your life.
These new items will be available for purchase on my website as of April 8th. A lot of the items are Limited Edition and once they sell out, they are gone forever!
As a mom that blogs, I can’t even tell you all how excited I was when I saw this charm. It’s going to be the perfect addition to my collection.
This week I had the pleasure of visiting my first dairy farm! And not just any dairy farm but an organic one! Organic Valley “…their philosophy and decisions are based on the health and welfare of people, animals and the earth. They are a mission-driven cooperative, owned by family farmers, and we’ve been leaders in organic agriculture from the very beginning.”
Over this last year I’ve been trying to make a better effort when it comes to what I eat and exercising regularly. unfortunately I’ve been slacking on both of those and I can definitely feel it in the way I feel and by how I look. Thanks to Leah of Mamvation I was given the opportunity to go behind the scenes and see what the day in the life of an organic dairy farmer is all about. Leah is a big supporter of healthy living practices to combat disease.
Organic Valley Family of Farms is the largest organic farmer-owned cooperative in North America. Being a cooperative means that the farm families that produce Organic Valley’s organic dairy products, juice, eggs, meat, soy, and produce are the direct owners of the business.
April is national autism Awareness month. Autism is a broad term for a spectrum of disorders referred to as Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) or Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). They are a group of neurobiological disorders that affect an individual’s ability to interact, communicate, relate, play, imagine, and learn.
The term SPECTRUM is an important part of understanding autism because of the wide range of behaviors and types of problems. There can be significant variations from one individual to another. There is a range of skills and challenges in individuals on the autism spectrum. Children with ASD may have a striking lack of interest, inability to interact with other people or have limited ability to communicate. On the other end of the spectrum are individuals with Asperger’s Syndrome and they may have difficulty with social interactions and exhibit a restricted range of interests and/or repetitive behaviors.
The puzzle piece was used because autism is a very complex and a puzzle to try to fully understand. Many times there are also a lot of people working together with those with ASD. These could range from parents, teacher, behavior therapist, psychologists, dietitians and more! And each of these people together help to try and put the “puzzle” pieces together.
