Archive for 2013

  • Bags for Breasts Promo

    By Ruth on August 4, 2013
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    So, did that catch your attention?  It certainly did mine!  I love telling you about companies that are socially conscious, and this certainly is one.  It is a UK-based company, but I know that I have people who follow me all over the world. As of Valentine’s Day 2013, a new artisan company has come into being, and this brand […]
  • And Yet Another Blogger Opportunity!

    By Ruth on August 4, 2013
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    Found another blogger opportunity!  Check it out! Love from Elle has a great Blogger Sign Up Event that will also be Coming Soon to Our Readers!! We’re looking for bloggers to join and help promote our latest giveaway event. Sign-up free or choose from any of our paid options below! Blogger Opp: The College Bound Giveaway Event  Hosted by: Love […]
  • This Day in History August 4, 1930

    By Ruth on August 4, 2013
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    I was grateful to know that the Smithsonian verifies this information.  On this date in 1930, the very first supermarket opened in the U.S.–King Kullen.  Michael J. Cullen came up with the idea, and he opened this first store of its type in Queens, New York.   His concept was to offer a new kind of store where cash sales, low […]
  • “The Rockin’ Chair” by Steven Manchester Book Review

    By Ruth on August 3, 2013
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    Read more about the book here. The Rockin’ Chair by Steven Manchester My rating: 5 of 5 stars Every time I read a Steven Manchester book, I know it’s going to be emotional, but this one was by far the most emotional book so far. I had to stay up last night in order to finish it, and I cried […]
  • This Day in History August 3, 435

    By Ruth on August 3, 2013
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    I apologize for these being late the past couple days.  My host server has had some difficulties.  But hopefully that is getting worked out so we can proceed as normal. I had never heard of Nestorianism, but today’s feature is probably where this doctrine (heresy) originated.  On this date in 435, Nestorius, former Archbishop of Constantinople, was condemned and exiled […]
  • Weekend Blog Love BlogLovin Blog Hop! (and a giveaway, too) (Ends 8/5) WW

    By Ruth on August 2, 2013
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    Welcome to Weekend Blog Love  BlogLovin Blog Hop! Hop around , visit the blogs on the BlogLovin Linky below and follow them. This is all about making new blog friends and finding other great blogs to read! Be a sport, be a fan and follow your fellow bloggers. PLUS Enter for a chance to win a $5.00 Amazon e-Card with […]
  • Bear Grylls “Get Out Alive” Giveaway (ends 8/28) U.S.

    By Ruth on August 2, 2013
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    I will admit that I have not watched the new Bear Grylls show Get Out Alive. I’ve seen it advertised, but I just haven’t had a chance. Would YOU Get Out Alive?Renowned British explorer and survivalist Bear Grylls is back with the ultimate survival competition, Get Out Alive! Airing Mondays 9/8c on NBC!In #GetOutAlive, 10 teams of 2 compete to survive in […]
  • Litter Getter: Litter Box Attractant for Cats Review

    By Ruth on August 2, 2013
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    We have thirteen cats (we used to have fourteen, but one has evidently moved on), and some of those cats prefer to use the litter box.  Others won’t touch the litter box.  But regardless, when I got to review a cat product, I was so excited!  All the company has required is that I give my honest opinion in return […]
  • Summer Romance Giveaway Hop (Ends 8/16) WW

    By Ruth on August 1, 2013
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    Welcome to the Summer Romance Book Blog Hop It takes place August 2 -16 So what am I giving away?  One reader will win his or her choice of romance book up to $15.  This giveaway is open worldwide as long as book depository and/or fishpond ships to you.  After you end my giveaway, be sure to hop around and […]
  • This Day in History August 1, 1779

    By Ruth on August 1, 2013
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    I grew up learning the words to The Star-Spangled Banner, and this beloved anthem was always a song of true respect.  Once I got into the music education field (and the education field in general), I was amazed at how many children did not know the words to this song.  They didn’t know what was considered proper during this song.  […]