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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Translation Services
Starting on Valentine’s Day and running through February, VerbalizeIt is giving away the greatest gift, the ability to say, “I love you” to anyone, anywhere. We’re connecting people all over the world to our 3,000+ translators to teach them how … Continue reading
The Shape We’re In
Military life has helped to shape the parent I am as much as it has shaped my kids. Perhaps most of all aspects of military life, the relocating has shaped our family. Moving 10 times, including overseas, surely affected the … Continue reading
Happy Chinese New Year
In honor of Chinese New Year this weekend, I will post a few pieces from our Adventures in China (2006-2009) Our adventures in our diplomatic posting in Beijing, China. Thursday, January 31, 2008 Chunjie— Spring Festival Chinese New Year is … Continue reading
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Tagged china, chinese new year, chunjie, living in china, year of the snake
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Buncee, sends cards to our troops overseas! + Win an iPad mini!
buncee.com is essentially like an e-card site but amped up a bit. The site lets you create anything from e-greetings to ads for your business, school lesson plans, slide-shows, digital scrapbooks and more in a very personalized way. Given the special, handmade nature of these creations, we at buncee would like to send Valentine’s … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway, Product Review
Tagged DBA, deployment, Diamond Blackfan Anemia, giveaway, ipad, iPad mini, support our troops, troops, Valentines cards
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Knit Your Bit
Guest Post by Deborah Hopkinson, Author of Knit Your Bit Illustrated by Steven Guanaccia April 1917 marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I. Although much has changed in our nation and around the world in a … Continue reading
Posted in Product Review
Tagged historical fiction picture book, Knit Your Bit, knitting, knitting bee, Red Cross, WWI, WWI knitting
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