Health

It's like, so much to take in. But she told me all about it at the speed I needed (Think Third Grader), and showed me physically how to do it, and so I decided to give it a go.

What are some things that you'll re-use before you throw them out, like those danish butter cookie containers that are always used for sewing supplies? Or those margarine tubs that people re-use as Tupperware?

Not necessarily because they're all bad for me (although a couple of em are), but if I start in on em without a limit beforehand...well. The bag will be gone, ya'll.

How can these extreme temperature changes affect our health

Now people who need "cheaters" to read articles don't have to mess with their computer browser to make the words bigger, now they can just click the icon and have the posts read to them! 

So I figure, if I can test at home, that's another step I can take on my part. Then if I might be contagious, I can stay the heck home.

I'm sure you bundle the kids up in layers, but... you know how kids are. You know how you were at that age.

I was a stay inside, read a lot of books kind of kid.  If I could be, I was inside. Although I did have a Pogo Ball, and those things were the COOLEST.

Now keep in mind this is a process, and it's only how I do things.

You can get bean type pillows, adjustable filling pillows, memory foam pillows, pillows that guarantee you're always cool, pillows that you're supposed to cuddle with your whole body, all kinds.