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Untravelling? (Sort of): Penticton, Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia
The following is an article from Traveling Pat! Patricia is a regular contributor to The Inspirational Mom.
Invest in the Future With Crowd-Funded Student Loans
What can you buy with $25? A shirt at the mall? Sushi dinner for one? How about an education for students from third-world nations? Vittana is a groundbreaking not-for-profit organization that makes loans for higher and vocational education for students in third-world countries through a first-of-its-kind online microfinance discipline and a global awareness initiative. In short, it inspires investments in impoverished students through an online social connection, which means anyone can be a lender.
Why Pink And I Would Have A “F*%^king Perfect” Friendship!
I know I shouldnt be writing about this, being that shes a pretty public figure and all, but you know that feeling you get when youve left dinner, lunch, a party with friends, dear friends that you just love and youre all giddy inside because they just lit up your soul?
7 Weird Food Delicacies from Around the World
What one culture considers a delicacy another culture considers a nightmare. If you’ve ever traveled the world, then some of these “exotic” foods may be familiar to you. You may have even tried some of these dishes. But, personally, these foods make me think twice before I utter the words “I’ll try anything once”… 1. Fugu in Japan
Craft Ideas for Preschool Children
The best part of creating crafts with children is that while kids are simply having fun, they may also be developing their fine motor skills, their visual motor skills, their grapho-motor skills, their attention skills, (reference1) as well as enjoying creating with others. The trick to successful craft projects for preschoolers is that they are simple enough for the child to create, perhaps with some adult assistance, but that they also present a challenge for the child.