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Bedtime Music: 10 Soothing Classical Pieces for Kids
The following is a guest post by Robert Greenberg, author of How to Listen to Great Music: A Guide to Its History, Culture, and Heart. Ah, bedtime. The kids’ teeth are brushed; their pj’s are on; the book has been read, and then read again. They have been kissed goodnight. At which point begins THE BIG STALL. “I’m hungry”; “I’m thirsty”; “I need to go to the bathroom”; “I need to call my broker”; etc.
Pricey Pets: How To Find Inexpensive Animal Friends
Do you have any pets? If your kids love animals, but you dread all the money you have to spend on vet bills, food even clothing – I’m right there with you! We have a long list of costly creaturesthat have taken up residence at one time or another in our home. Here’s a general price breakdown on all the different pets we’ve welcomed into the family (and the budget).
How Much Do Surrogate Mothers Get Paid?
Agreeing to become a surrogate mother means giving up approximately 10 months of your life to become pregnant, go through gestation, labor and delivery, and then give the baby to others who will become his parents. It is a life-changing experience for which the surrogate is compensated. Fees vary for different agencies, but in general all expenses for the pregnancy are paid, as well as a fee to the surrogate mother. Becoming a Surrogate
John Edwards Speaks Out About Split with Wife
John Edwards speaks out about the legal separation with his wife on Wednesday. His statement followed a statement made by his wife,Elizabeth Edwards, on Tuesday. Elizabeth affirmed that she is “moving on with her life” after a “excruciatingly painful period.” Elizabeth’s sister Nancy Anania, relayed a message from Elizabeth, “I’ve had it. I can’t do this.