When Are Kids Ready for Overnight Camp?

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Is your child emotionally ready for camp? Is s/he the outdoor type? Should young kids go to camp with older siblings? YMCA offers these tips:

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The Herb of Love

Posted by in Nature Rx

Basil graces the kitchen garden with scents of cinnamon, lemon, clove, licorice and mint. His pedigree is long and stalwart with regal relatives from the mint family.

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Grandma’s Cream Soup

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Just what you need on a rainy day; a fresh, homemade bowl of grandma's soup. This should bring back memories.

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Banana Pudding

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Two ways to make pudding - warm and cold - plus some optional additions to try out.

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Pizza Spaghetti Casserole

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Try this easy casserole idea. The kids will love it.

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Teaching Self-Reliance and Responsibility

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You still in charge, or are you cutting the grass, walking the dog, and whatever because your child won’t, doesn’t have time, or is allergic to helping out?

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Plant Ornam-Edibles This Year!

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If you haven’t set aside a specific plot in your garden for edibles, consider integrating edibles into your decorative beds as...

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How to Balance Pride with Humility

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So, how do we achieve humility more naturally in a world full of capitalists? While there may be no all-encompassing answer, the following list might help...

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Peach Ice Cream & Pie

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Our family loves this recipe! I also like to pour the soften ice cream into a graham cracker crust and top with fresh peaches.

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Grandma’s Apple Recipes

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I always wondered where grandma got her recipes. Try out these delicious, timeless classics: Apple Dumplings, Upside-Down Apple Pecan Pie and Apple Maple Crumble Pie

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