How I loss 30 pounds in 2 months
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Comments (17)When wanting to plant so many trees on a small half acre lot which is also taken up by a house footprint, it is best to consider planting more like what would be seen in the forest. First, planting the upper story trees planted in consideration of how they will cast their shade. Dappled shade is wonderful to create with the right overstory trees. Then, wait until those trees grow large enough to have a canopy that spreads far enough to shelter the ornamental dappled shade loving, understory trees along with the part-sun loving understory trees that like to grow along the outside edges of forested areas. It never ceases to amaze me how beautiful, forests can be. Many of them seem like a master designer, skillfully, planned their tree, shrub and brush, spacings, positions, and species. Yet, I know you must have more ability, compared to nature, for planning a viable forest environment? Just take the time to consider what arrangement a forest needs to survive, and to provide a forest floor which is compatable for human occupancy. Above all, stay mindful, of the difference between wild areas that keep wanting to invade human settlement areas, compared to the forests which retain their own eco space, and advance outward slow enough; that it takes little effort from human settlement, situated within the forest, to keep the wild outside the settlement's boundries....See MoreWalk Away The Pounds #2
Comments (100)I'm with you, Wanda! Tomorrow morning. I plan to do the 8 minutes in the morning and then do the WATP after work. I love to walk outdoors, just wish I had someone to walk with. I will probably alternate the WATP with walks at the track. (There is sure to be someone there to walk with) Our track goes around the football field and there is an exercise I do on the bleachers for my abs. It works those muscles like no other exercise I've ever done! I used to walk one mile around the track, then do my ab exercises and some steps (18"ers) on the bleachers, then do 4 or 5 more miles on the track. I felt wonderful!!! I had to stop doing the steps because my legs were getting too muscular. I had so much energy that I couldn't hold still. I sure wish I could get back in that condition again. I hope this coming week is a great week for everyone!...See MoreWalk away the pounds #6 - 11/30 thru 12/23
Comments (29)Hi Mary Ann! As far as stocking stuffers, I pick up things all year long, sometimes at yard sales even. I use things like perfume samples that I get at department stores, the little viles. The small hand lotions for your purse, shopping lists pads, lip balm, their favorite candy. The guys are harder to buy . For dh, I got a cheap watch for work, ( he's in construction), A yearly calendar notebook, he likes to keep track of each day, his hours, etc. Pens, this year I got the lighted quasar pens at dollar general for $2. Body gel and scrubbies, deodorant, small colognes, gag gifts, (sometimes I get these at craft fairs). My son in law likes butter popcorn, I always put the micro paks in his stocking. The kids are really easy to buy for.... just lots of dollar store stuff. Granddaughter (10) loves pens, notepads, lip gloss, lotions, etc. This year, I got these neat lil radios with headphones for a dollar for the kids. Now if they only work, lol! My family loves their stockings more than the gifs. I was going to stop doing stockings and they cried, lol! I wrap each lil stuffer. For the adults you can also put in lottery tickets, everyone has fun scratching these off together. Have a great Christmas, and lets all get back here after the holidays, ok? Wanda Be sure and hang your stocking for others to put something in, sometimes I have to stuff my own, though! lol...See More30 month old refuses to eat dinner
Comments (5)The more you fuss over mealtime the more kids tend to see it as a power struggle sometimes also. So look at the following. 1. As Adellabedella says...what time is supper. If you are snacking at 3:30 and eating at 5, maybe he's not hungry yet. Or is he snacking more before (food OR Drink) the supper meal. He may just not be hungry yet. 2. We made supper a sit down together time. You had 3 options...Supper, PBandJ and Nothing. But you had to sit at the table. I realized there were times when the kids just did NOT like what was for supper, thus the option of PB&J sandwiches. You may not like that, that's fine, that is the option at your house. You are right though to NOT be a short order cook. The kids too had to TRY supper before the PB&J option was given. Then it was that they just had to STAY at the table for conversation. Sometimes they started to pick at their food and Wallah, they "picked" until it was done. 3. Sometimes food becomes the way they control their lives at that age. Mom wants us to eat, well I won't then. The stay at the table works, but they still won't eat the meal...well you have to eat 3 (their age) bites of everything. No drama, just matter of fact. Praises go a long way..Wow what a big bite that was, you're sure a big boy for eating that bite. If they're eating something and you can tell after one bite they just can't do it (We learned not to try to make DD#1 eat sauerkraut when she ate one bite, gagged and almost threw it up on the table, I was not going to make her eat anymore), then it's fine, at least it was tried. Sometimes they decide..hey this is great, can I eat more than 3 bites...make a game out of it. After a while you'll find that the power struggle is gone. Of course with all of it remember too that be flexible, you don't feel good, but you tried and only ate one bite of everything..ok this ONE time (ya right like it will be the only time you do it, but don't tell them that). 4. Make sure the other 2 meals are healthy and remember...this too shall pass, soon enough he'll bee a teenager and you'll wonder why you ever worried about when he didn't eat and wonder 'WHERE IS HE PUTTING IT ALL'. Vickey-MN...See More- 20 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
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