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Miss Panda Chinese: Reading Time: "The Sound of Colors" and more - Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Book Picks

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Mandarin Chinese for Children. Sunday, May 20, 2012. Reading Time: "The Sound of Colors" and more - Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Book Picks. Reading is such a good way to learn about a culture. For the month of May we are exploring stories from the Asian-Pacific region. Do you have a favorite story from any of the Asian-Pacific countries? Share your favorite with us! The Sound of Colors. The Musubi Man: Hawaii's Gingerbread Man. Filipino Children's Favorite Stories. The Story of Chopsticks.

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clothes Archives - Hope-Filled Mama

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Hope encourage. inspire. February 16, 2015. I am attempting the impossible. I am four months into a twelve-month-long clothing fast. A fast from buying clothes. For a year. Back in October 2014,. For years I have suspected that. I had a problem, but it was easy to dismiss that nagging concern. I could always look to someone else who bought more clothes than me, say for example… Heidi Klum. It is hard, dirty, and tiring work. But it was well worth it when it came time to buy school clothes in the fall...

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Inspiration and Leadership in Atlanta | divided no longer

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My Prezi on Systemic Racism. How did I get here? What is divide and conquer? Resources on Race and Racism. Resources on “The New Jim Crow”. Calling out white supremacy, understanding it, and dismantling it. Inspiration and Leadership in Atlanta. I am currently at the Facing Race. Conference in Atlanta sponsored by Race Forward. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. My book review of “White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America” by Nancy Isenberg. Thank You Facing Race →. Crossroads Ant...

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clothing Archives - Hope-Filled Mama

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Hope encourage. inspire. A Year of Fasting. October 6, 2015. As October 12, 2015, quickly approaches, economic forecasts have been adjusted to include an upswing in the retail sector. This date marks the end of my yearlong clothing fast. On that date last year, I committed to abstain from all clothing purchases for a year. My husband cheered, my friends gasped in shock, and retailers shed tears of grief. Might really need to fast from. Before it’s too late. But my most significant insight during my fast ...

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Slice-and-Bake Matcha Cookies | The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook

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The Asian Grandmothers Cookbook. Home Cooking From Asian American Kitchens. March 21, 2015. Slice and bake cookies. To celebrate Let’sLuncher Grace Hwang Lynch’s ( HapaMama.com. Soon-to-be-completed house remodel, this month’s #LetsLunch theme is “housewarming.” And I’m baking Grace some matcha (green tea) cookies to help her settle in! Slice-and-Bake Matcha Cookies with White Chocolate Chips. Makes: About 4 dozen cookies. 2 tablespoons matcha powder. 2 cups all-purpose flour. 1 cup organic cane sugar.

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Adopt-a-tude: July 2011

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No China Dolls: International Adoption, Domestic Adoption, Foster Parenting. Tuesday, July 26, 2011. The Truth About Adoption: All You Need is Love and a Safety Net. By Fran Cronin for Adopt-a-tude. The National Institutes of Health released a report this week stating “adopted children have higher rates of mental health problems than all other children.” As the parent of a child adopted from Russia, the news was more “duh” than revelatory. Recent statistics help put this shift into perspective. Out o...

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Bonggamom Finds: Staying Well with Walgreens this Winter

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Staying Well with Walgreens this Winter. Brought to you by Ana Picazo. At Monday, March 14, 2011. This is a compensated review from BlogHer and Walgreens. We've just come back from a 3-day ski trip at Tahoe, and it's amazing how much stuff. That's why we pack sunscreen sticks whenever we go up to Tahoe. I love Walgreen's Oil-Free Sunscreen Sticks - they're so easy to apply. You don't even have to get your hands all sticky because you hold the plastic tube and apply it, like lipstick all over your fac...