Sentences with phrase «writing it for my mom»

As NCF continued to grow, it began creating tools to help fathers worldwide — including: a quarterly magazine; a daily 3 - minute radio program which continues to air; The 7 Secrets of Effective Fathers, which is based on research collected using the PFP; a book written for moms; and live weekend seminars hosted by NCF which have drew as many as 1,500 dads and moms per event.

This post was originally written for Mom It Forward on August 29, 2012.

I was writing it for my mom.

Not exact matches

In an obituary for The Guardian, Georgina Ferry writes that the son also gave credit to his mom for inspiring him:

Steve Burgess writes a film and culture column for The Tyee and is author of a new memoir: Who Killed Mom?

Before your mom or dad writes you a check, speak with your lender about the rules for receiving a cash gift as a down payment.

But come to think of it, it was only the beginning of January I wrote Continue reading College Saving Investment Strategies — Case Study for Chief Mom Officer

She calls this film a «valiant effort,» and has written a tie - in devotional book to the film for Christian moms.

Just a short reply — In my post above I meant to write I found $ 5000 the same day my mom prayed for $ 4,500.

Throughout the nearly 40 years she had her five children or ailing mom and uncle living with her and the following years as an empty nester, her life has written The Welcoming Table for family and friends fortunate to share in her simple seasonal meals and lively conversation.

Renewing American Compassion: How Compassion for the Needy Can Turn Ordinary Citizens into Heroes By Marvin Olasky Free Press, 201 pages, $ 21 As I write this, I am unsettled by thoughts of a boy named Kenneth, a mom named Tina, and a monstrous bureaucracy called HUD.

Free - market conservatives, such as those who often write for the Wall Street Journal, make the error of saying that all we need to do is cut taxes and deregulate and the growth stimulated by «job creators» will somehow obliterate all our pesky relational issues — those connected with pathological families, the exploding number of single moms, seeming superfluous men, and so forth.

Back in October of 2008 when Allergy Moms» Gina Clowes wrote about General Mills putting peanut flour in their cereals, the Director of Consumer Affairs for General Mills responded with:

Lord Have Mercy... we just want it to feel like winter for a few days; — RRB - I love your recipe card written by your Mom.

I noticed my Mom had written that they were better if you to let them rest for a day before eating, so that the cinnamon and apple would mingle really well together.

As I write this, I'm about make another one, for my Moms birthday.

While Mom didn't use any measuring guides when she made the pie, she knows approximately how much of everything she used and therefore I have a written recipe for the Grass - fed Meat Pie, (which can be used with any leftover meat).

This is one of those dishes that almost doesn't need a recipe, so I can't blame mom for not writing this one down.

1) Please write a passover book 2) What shall I cook for mom who is 85 diabetic with no teeth and has a hard time swallowing.I am at my wits end.

I am going to write about your blog and cookbooks in my Letter M online newsletter — part of M the magazine for Kansas City Moms.

When I wrote to my mom asking her for the exact proportions of the very simple dressing we always like to put on our soba noodles (from the back of the soba noodle box, I'll admit), she emailed back with the right proportions of rice wine vinegar, soy sauce, sugar, and sesame oil — and, more importantly, to say that noodle salad was among Jill's favorite dinners.

I wanted to let you know there were a couple of errors in the measurements for the Kale and Quinoa Salad because mom wrote the recipe from memory...

hello i came across your site looking for a recipe to send to my niece who thought writing down my Mom's recipe would take too long, lol.

Being a mom of twins I would love to write and share my ideas with other moms about preparing and making meals for busy families.

Not only does she write an amazing blog filled with so many delicious recipes, but her mom is a pastry chef, so she grew up around sweet treats, and she works as a food editor, which sounds like a perfect job for a person who loves food!

I will write the recipe like my mom wrote it and you can decide for yourself how much oil you want to fry them in.

I also write about maternal health as a contributing editor on BlogHer, write reviews for Green Mom Finds and will soon be joining the team of Blissfully Domestic as the Eco-Diva.

I'm currently a stay - at - home mom (hence the «Domestic» part of my blog name) and I also write as a contributing editor for BlogHer.

She teaches beginner photography classes and writes photography tutorials for Clickin Moms, Click, and Boston Mamas.

ShareWhen I signed up to write posts for the Million Moms campaign for a few months I was eager for many memories to come flooding back.

Another mom who was there told me that before she left she wrote a letter to her daughter for each day that she would be gone.

Besides your intriguing personality it's obvious that your writing is from the heart and not from your hat (sorry for the bad mom joke).

For $ 25 donation a hand - written card will be sent as a thank you to your mom.

Writing Becoming A Mom, Missing My Own made me Skype my family for almost an hour and really delivered some peace.

I think that all moms who stand up for issues and write or speak out really * do * realize what they are showing their children, and they are proud to do so.

While it would have nice to have a medical doctor, perhaps a pediatrician with a focus on concussions, to speak to an audience who mostly write about and for moms, both Gioia and Pieroth gave informative talks in the short time they had.

I had someone call me a whiner for writing about the rights of breastfeeding moms and their babies.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Organic Doctor for Mom It Forward.

She is currently writing a cookbook for moms including special recipes for building up milk supply.

Since Candace and I were both bargain shoppers who researched our purchases extensively, we started writing reviews about our favorite products for moms and babies.

I prepared carpools for my daughter, friends bringing meals, finished all the laundry, wrote all my blog posts, scheduled out my social media, stocked the refrigerator for school lunches, cleaned the bathrooms, vacuumed, typed up a schedule for my mom to help, and coordinated all my doctors appointments and medications.

It's written by stylist and mom Summer Watkins, and includes handmade and vintage pieces as well as modern looks for the «well - styled family.»

As a mom commenting on the Rookie Moms site wrote a few years ago: «I only buy one kind of sock for my son (boring white crew socks),» -LSB-...]

I will still pop in to write an occasional blog post from time to time as well as remain active on the Mom's Milk Boutique Facebook page; however it is time for me to pass on the torch to another mama... or perhaps mamas?

The Pumpease Organic Pumping Band PumpEase hands - free pumping supports enable busy Moms to keep their hands free for other tasks such as checking email, taking phone calls, banking online, writing thank you cards or tending to baby - or here's a thought... meditating.

So, just a quick breakdown here: they have some written policies that talk about their commitment to breastfeeding mom, I'm sure moms could review these policies; they provide educational materials about breastfeeding to moms and families if they want that; they ensure their staff is trained to be able to support and promote breastfeeding for the moms that choose to do that.

I wrote this review while participating in a Blog Tour for Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Whirlpool.

If you're looking for a place to start on Rookie Moms, check out my all time most favorite post: Write a «did do» list.

so when I ran across this poem for nursing moms that is written in the style of Dr. Seuss I had to publish it here.

Crazy Adventures in Parenting is written by an Army mom of seven, and features recipes, crafts and activities for the kids, parenting advice, and musings on Army life.