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Knoxville MamaBelle: October 2013
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013. October 15, Infant and Pregnancy Loss Awareness Day. It's been time to update for a while now, but there's this BIG THING I don't know how to put into words. Like anything else, the only way to begin is just to start writing and see what words come out, read over them, see if they make any sense. You see, I'm having a baby, a little boy. He's probably around three pounds now, and I'm about 30 weeks- entering the final stretch! I'm in awe, even today! To celebrate a pregnancy wi...
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Knoxville MamaBelle: Best Of
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The following are some of the best posts on Knoxville MamaBelle:. Nearly Every Purchase has a Cheaper Option. A must read if you are trying to figure out how to reign in your spending on necessary items. If you are interested in cloth diapers, see these posts. My favorite long-time thrift stores. I'm Not Going to Whisper About Miscarriage. Donate your old bras. And fight human trafficking. A sobering visit to a local African graveyard. How messed up is our food and water? Insect repellent cures eczema?
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Knoxville MamaBelle: The Thing with Feathers
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Thursday, February 28, 2013. The Thing with Feathers. One has to accept pain as a condition of existence. One has to court doubt and darkness as the cost of knowing. One needs a will stubborn in conflict, but apt always to the total acceptance of every consequence of living and dying." - Morris West. This winter my husband found and brought to me this beautiful nest, which we filled with our pain and hope. Labels: Personal Life: pregnancy loss. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cruze Farm Corn Maze.
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Knoxville MamaBelle: July 2012
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012. I just made my first wreath ever, and it's made with fresh rosemary branches. I'd never made a wreath before, so she told me the basic procedure. I fashioned a coat hanger into an approximate circle with pliers and began. After going around it once, it looked kinda sad. I didn't put the branches close enough together nor had I shaped or trimmed them all that well. I like the look of the wreaths with branches that stick out though, so I just kept on going. Links to this post. Perha...
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Fifty Things to Put in a Notebook | The Notebooking Fairy
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Q & A. Fifty Things to Put in a Notebook. December 13, 2010. Notebooking is so much more. Than lined pages with a graphic. Here are fifty things. 8212; besides lined notebooking pages — that you can put into a notebook. To your homeschool notebooks with these options. From field trips or of hands-on projects). Articles from magazines or newspapers. Pictures printed from the Internet. Vocabulary words and definitions. Comments… read them below or add one. December 13, 2010 at 6:46 PM. Shared it. 🙂. Great...
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No Agenda Homeschool — There are many great books and blogs for homeschooling. Here are some of our favorites.
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Favorite Books and More. Book review: Why School? Posted May 10, 2012. Reclaiming Education for All of Us. Was a fantastic read! At a little less than 200 pages and 4x6 inches, it was short and sweet, but packs a powerful punch! Mike Rose, author of such books as The Mind at Work. And Lives on the Boundary. Writes a compelling argument of how the language of education has evolved over time and has begun dictating the national agenda in damaging ways. Posted January 17, 2012. Blog: Little Blue School.
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Biracial MamaBelle: Playdates
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If you're interested in playdates in the Knoxville area, please send me an email at knoxvillemamabelle (at) gmail (dot) com, so that you can recieve updates/reminders via e-mail. Playdates are usually once/month, and though I've posted a group at knoxmoms.com. Dates/times will be via email. Look forward to seeing you soon! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit my other blog. Enter your email address:. View my complete profile. Follow me on Pinterest. Ain’t been right. Una Mestiza de la Calle Haight.
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Resources ~ ITYC Radio
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THOUGHT IN FULL COLOR. If you'd like to submit your blog or website to the list, please e-mail ITYC. With the subject line 'ITYC Recommends.'. A blog dedicated to connecting biracial and interracial families in Knoxville, Tennessee.". Where culture and homeschooling collide.". A blog for parents dedicated to the unique experiences of raising multicultural/multiracial children in an open and diverse environment.". A mommy raising her babies to be proud of their two cultures:Black and Mexican.". Because it...
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Biracial MamaBelle: February 2011
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Friday, February 4, 2011. Black History Month- African Burial Ground. I'm definitely of the opinion, as are many others, that we celebrate our heritage all year long :). However, in honor of Black History Month, I'd like to make sure local readers- and others who might drive through Knoxville on I-40- know about a great little spot west of Knoxville: an African Burial Ground. Since I've already written about all the details, I'll just send you to the post! Links to this post. Labels: Places to Visit.
