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NOTE: I was just reviewing some of my files and came across this post from last year.  I feel it still hold true even though President Obama has yet to deliver his State of the Union address for 2012. Enjoy! Four More Years: Yes,  He Can! We can acknowledge that history repeats itself in our [...]

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THE BIG THREE: 3 Mom Media Bites (MMBs) As the mother now of two sons, both now 3 years old and 3 months respectively, I have been navigating this new season as a Northern Atlantic fisherman’s boat tries to keep from top-sizing in hurricane strength swells. The writer in me has been posting “tweets” of [...]

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$5.00 Per Gallon: What America May Pay For Auto Fuel If We Don’t Wake Up I’m not claiming to be neither an energy specialist nor a bona fide economist but I think the latest developments in the political turmoil in the oil-rich nations across the Atlantic and beyond deserve our careful consideration. SAME OLD REFRAIN [...]

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We can acknowledge that history repeats itself in our human society here on Earth. Those who weave a successful future usually have studied history well and focused on what worked well so that they can ensure a positive outcome in their own lives. Enter here: President Barack Obama. This man has played the cards of [...]

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As we’re barreling into the new year, finances are on many of our minds. In my personal experience, I’m continuously humbled by the state of our family’s budget. The more I focus on it and work at trying to help us save more and invest wisely, I find that we’re still making ends meet paycheck-to-paycheck [...]

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Note: This is a short blog post and yet a very hefty one in subject matter. President Obama is beginning the gradual and effective process of becoming a pragmatic leader of the United States that will help him ensure re-election in 2012. When reading or watching liberal press coverage, however, you may get the sense [...]

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Who is Salt and Why Should It Matter to Us?

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Why boycott BP?

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I’ll admit right away that I’m a mother to a toddler of nearly 2 years old, I am pretty doggone busy every day as I try to keep up with my son’s physical pace and intellectual thirst for knowledge (yes, pointing at things and grunting in a questionable way as to what that object is [...]

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CLOSING It doesn’t matter what type of work you’re involved in, Fridays still seem to hold such a relief factor for most of us.  Especially if you have children and go by school or self-imposed schedules weekly.  For stay-at-home parents, Friday also brings the joy of your other half coming to the home front for [...]

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