Media From the Heart by Ruth Hill

Before we know it, summer will be here.  Traditionally, older children go off to summer camp at least once in their lives.  I certainly did, and my daughter did last year for the first time.  We are already preparing for this summer.  And planning is key when it comes to summer camp.  There are many things to consider when checking […]

On this date in 1956, Pakistan was declared an Islamic Republic.  Therefore, it is a day of celebration for this country.  This country has had a long history, but I will admit I have my reservations concerning this country.  Nevertheless, I wish this countr well on their special day. More info: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistan http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_Day#23_March_in_Pakistan http://www.mofat.gov.bn/index.php/messages-announcement/item/1004-23-march-2014-congratulatory-message-on-pakistan-day-of-the-islamic-republic-of-pakistan

Water–it is something all of need and drink (hopefully) on a daily basis.  And when you turn on your water faucet, you expect your water to be safe and taste good, right?  Well, unfortunately, you are probably wrong.  While I live in the country (we have well water, and we wouldn’t dream of drinking well water without any filtration), the […]

The American Dream Home is something everyone fantasizes about. Whether it’s a new closet, a larger family room, or simply a place to put all your stuff, there’s always something we want to change about where we live! What if you could make your home into your Dream Home? AMERICAN DREAM BUILDERS – a new show premiering on NBC March […]

About the Book Title: Maisy and the Missing Mice (The Maisy Files) | Author: Elizabeth Woodrum | Publication Date: September 24, 2013 | Publisher: Independent | Pages: 75 | Recommended Ages: 6 to 10 Summary: Maisy Sawyer is not your average fourth grade student. She is a detective with a special skill for solving mysteries. She loves black and white […]

Scraps of Evidence by Barbara  Cameron My rating: 3 of 5 stars I always luxuriate in reading a well-written mystery, and it is even better when it is cozy, clean, and Christian. This book meets the criteria–no profanity, no sex, and definitely Christian (even though the message is much more subdued than I would like it to be). This is […]

On this date in 1873, Puerto Rico abolished slavery.  The owners were compensated with 35 million pesetas per slave, and the slaves were required to work another three years.  It had been a long process for abolitionists. For more info: http://www.enciclopediapr.org/ing/article.cfm?ref=06102001 http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/1898/slaves.html

The Fourth Amendment guarantees citizens protection from unreasonable searches. However, your rights may not be a strong as you would like to believe. There are some instances when police can conduct a search without a warrant. You need to be aware of these exceptions and know what to do. Here are some circumstances that you may need to prepare for. […]

Canyon Bakehouse Giveaway Hosted by Pea of Sweetness Sponsored by Canyon Bakehouse Co-Hosted by Savory Savings and Deals of Sweetness Canyon Bakehouse offer a collection of gluten-free breads, buns, and muffins that are made along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains in their dedicated gluten-free bakehouse. Their unhurried Artisan processes and carefully chosen ingredients give each of their products […]

On this date in 1983, TIME magazine recalled all of its magazines that had been published on that day.  And why?  The only known typo on their cover is what precipitated this recall.  Instead of the word “control,” it said “contol.”  It is very hard to find pictures of this typo, but you can check out the links below to […]