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Category Archives: Intriguing Sites
Intriguing Sites: The LunchBox
Children’s nutrition has been a hot topic lately and more and more kids in the U.S. are considered obese and on the track to many health problems in their futures. As a mom, I am quite concerned with this. Although … Continue reading
Intriguing Sites: Pictory
I am not a professional photographer. But I do love looking at sites with amazing photography. Pictory. It’s a step up from just pretty photography. It is full of personal stories from those who submitted photos to the site. You … Continue reading
Intriguing Sites: Be Out There
Be Out There is a National Wildlife Federation program that encourages children to go outside and explore the natural world around them. I need more of that. My kids need more of that. We all need more of that. Noticing … Continue reading
Intriguing Sites: Pinterest
Pinterest is my new favorite thing. It is a way for you to categorize, tag and organize your bookmarks from blog posts or just about any website. And since I’m all about systemizing, listing and organizing, this hit a soft spot … Continue reading
Intriguing Sites: The Story of Stuff Project
Annie Leonard spent 10 years researching and learning about where stuff comes from and where it goes. She called this the Story of Stuff Project. Annie put together her findings in an stick-figured like animated drawing and starring herself as … Continue reading






