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I Can Be Resourceful..

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Blog Challenge: “Create A Resource List” I’ve actually created a few resource lists on my blog. Instead of creating another one in a short time, I’m going to link to my two favorite resource lists (that I’ve posted): Foreign Language Resources Middle Schoolers are learning a foreign language for the first time in their academic […]

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Talk to Your Tweens

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Today’s Blog Challenge topic was “One Piece of Advice”. Middle School is a scary time. Changing classes, harder work, homework on the weekends, less fun more serious. You go from being the fun parent to being lame. “Mom, why are you on TikTok?” <- Ummm because the dogs are funny! The hormones are going berserk.

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Bad News Comes in Threes, Cute Things Come in Fours

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I’m taking part of a blog challenge this month. At least, I’m going to try. Today’s theme is ‘Fours”. It got me thinking.. what do I have four of? PUGS! So here are some ridiculously cute collages starring my four babies. I try my best to put them in age order, so each collage is

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My Word For 2020

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I said I wouldn’t do it. Emphatic denial after emphatic denial.. here I am. I’m choosing a word for 2020. via GIPHY Most of 2019 (and previous years) showed me where changes need to be made. I’m not going to put all of it out there just yet because with this one – I need

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A Mother’s Love Never Dies

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In honor of the spookiest day of the year, I’m sharing the link to a post I had published on SheKnows. It was about the night my Mother helped me comfort my daughter.. But there’s a twist. Check it out HERE. Happy Halloween!

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Three FREE Resources That Will Help Middle School Parents Brush Up on Their Foreign Language Skills

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Being a Middle School parent is NOT easy! The hormones are raging out of control most days. Homework is ridiculous and they’re learning in a way that we need to take a class just to be able to help. So what do you do? Stop freaking out and turn to online resources, of course! Mini

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Mini Monday – Post 21 – Love Note Jokes

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Hi, Everyone! I started 7th grade and it’s very stressful. To help me when I’m stressed, my mom wrote a joke inside all of my notebooks and I’m going to share them with you. English French Social Studies Science Math Technology Well, that’s it. Until next time, Mini

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This post contains an affiliate link. If you click the link, I receive a small compensation for your purchase.  I’ll be completely honest: my 37th year of life broke me. [Tweet “Crazy stuff has always happened in my life, but this year was pivotal for me! ’38’ – TinaBsWorld.com”] I had to rethink who I

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Summer Movie Challenge 2019 – Movie 8

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“My Best Friend’s Wedding” Fun fact: this is the first movie I saw in a theater with my friends (and not my parents). I love this movie! Since Mini loves romantic comedies and this was On Demand, I thought it would be a great idea to let her watch it. via GIPHY Starring: Julia Roberts,

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5 Things You Can Do When A Loved One Is Diagnosed

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My biological Mother would have been 67 today if she were still alive. For the first 18 years of my life, I watched Multiple Sclerosis take over her body and ravage it. As a small child, I witnessed her walking with a limp to using a cane to requiring a walker and finally, she was

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