Author: Logical Mermaid

When it rains it snows

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Well, at least that’s how Google says it works…

Watching the rain is so therapeutic and peaceful. I have to admit, when I lived on the East Coast, I took rain for granted. Where I live, we are lucky to get over 60 days of rain a year! California experiences a drought every year. The wildfires have been insane, this rain was needed.

It never fails. My son loves to play in the puddles when it rains.

This year we were on the lookout for the rain because we knew we wanted to play in the snow.

Big Bear is not too far from us and that is our destination for all things snow related. Today we took a short trip up the mountains and had fun for a few hours.

We should have brought gloves. My son was fine but of course, we are the parents and should know better!

Next time…

Pinterest

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2018 is almost at an end and I have to admit I feel like I have not been very productive in my business. Despite, newly renovating the blog and adding additional resources, I know there is so much more on my to-do list. This year my focus was on my mental and emotional health.

I am very much a goal oriented person. As much as I loved feeling my internal improvement, I am human. Of course I want to see results also. I am very happy with my growth with Pinterest over the past year. It has kept me motivated during this time. 

In 2019 I look forward to continue to grow my business using Pinterest. 

How to discuss Veterans Day with kids

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Discussing Veterans Day with children can be a difficult task.

However, there are ways to make it easier on parents. Resources such as videos and worksheets are great. This year, our family has had personal discussions about family and friends who have served in the armed forces to help understand.

Video suggestions:

Some facts to discuss with your children are:

  1. Veterans Day falls on the same day as Remembrance Day and Armistice Day in other countries.
  2. World War I formally ended on November 11th, at the 11th hour. It is also the 11th month.
  3. Originally, when known as Armistice Day, it was meant to honor those who died in World War I, but when it was amended in the early 1940s, it was changed to honor all the veterans who have served in the U.S. military.
  4. Veterans Day is sometimes confused with Memorial Day, however Memorial Day honors those who died while serving in the military and Veterans Day honors all those who have served in the U.S. military, alive and deceased.
  5. Raymond Weeks, a World War II veteran from Alabama, came up with the idea in 1945 to honor all veterans on November 11th, not just the ones who had lost their lives in World War I.

Read more at http://www.softschools.com/facts/holidays/veterans_day_facts/159/

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