Ammi’s Adventures: Stones Ammi’s Adventures: Stones Listen to the Story: Hi! I’m Ammi. My name means “the whole world is inside of me,” and I think it’s true: I carry the whole world in my mind and heart and body. I know you do, too! I like to play games, explore, and discover what makes me, me. I’m so glad we’re together on this journey! I love stones. I love rocks, crystals, and fossils....
So, honey, if you got the “BIG NEWS”, we’ve got an easy or extravagant idea amongst this compilation from the divas and our awesome readers {thx!} on how to announce you’ve got a….. BABY ON BOARD! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. Doesn’t his face say it all?! If you’re like so many of us who test every single time we’re “late”, there’s a good chance that you’re gonna know before Daddy does....
Listen to Episode 3: Breaking Free from Hustle Culture Listen to Episode 3: Breaking Free from Hustle Culture Guided Meditations to Pair with this Episode of Burnout Guided Meditations to Pair with this Episode of Burnout 1) Unwind Your Brain’s Habit Loops 2) A Meditation to Unhook From Your Phone Addiction 3) A Meditation on Observing Thoughts, Nonjudgmentally 4) A 10-Minute Meditation to Set An Intention for Your Future read more read more...
Don’t waste time creating major looks for a day at home, try out one of these casual looks instead: ** 1. Side Part 1. Side Part Create a subtle sexy look with a side part. A simple side part like the one above can make any of your casual hairstyles pop out instantly. If your side parted hair is looking a little unruly, make sure you tame it with Dove Style+Care Flexible Hold Hairspray....
I (Mitch Abblett) have 20 years of clinical experience with a range of challenging clients, from teen sex offenders to combat veterans to teens at intensive residential and therapeutic school settings. I’m a licensed psychologist who’s spoken nationally and internationally—I literally wrote the book on mindful management of difficult clients. And I couldn’t even start a conversation with my own daughter, only six years old. As I gripped the steering wheel and caught glimpses of her as she sat in the back seat, munching away on a bag of stale popcorn, I found myself going stale as well—my courage for breaking open the possible Pandora’s box of her pent-up angst over her own challenges at school was getting the better of me again....
