Lepow Moonstone Power Bank What do you do when you're on the go and your smartphone or tablet dies or is threatening to die? What if you miss an important phone call or text? What if you get lost and can't use your phone's GPS? As a mom, I am constantly on the go and depend on my mobile device a lot. The Lepow Moonstone power bank is a device that solves the problem of a surprise low battery while away from home. The Lepow Moonstone is a … [Read more...]
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Verizon #WhosGonnaWin Super Bowl XVIII Light Show| #VzwBuzz
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I am happy to announce that I will be working with Verizon #VzwBuzz for the remainder of 2014! What does this mean? I will bringing you up to date information from Verizon, my opinions on a few devices they send me (like the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 pictured here) as well as connecting with you on Twitter once a month at the #VzwBuzz Twitter parties held every Friday at 2pm CST. I was lucky enough to play with the Note 3 this past … [Read more...]
My Experience With the Verizon Network #VZWVoices #Mom
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My Experience With the Verizon Network #VZWVoices #Mom Disclosure: I am participating in the Verizon Moms Voices program and have been provided with a wireless device and six months of service in exchange for my honest opinions about the product Several months ago when I announced that I was going to be a Verizon Voices Mom I mentioned I would let you know what I thought of “the network”. We have been with our current network for over ten … [Read more...]
Time For A Change | Our New Device | #VZWVoices #Mom
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Time For A Change | Our New Device Disclosure: I am participating in the Verizon Moms Voices program and have been provided with a wireless device and six months of service in exchange for my honest opinions about the product I have been with the Verizon Wireless program for about 3 months now sharing my experiences with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 and how it has made my life a little easier. To be honest, it was incredibly easy to tell you all … [Read more...]
Damages You May Recover in a Medical Malpractice Case
Indianapolis is home to major hospitals, specialty practices, and medical centers serving patients across central Indiana. When care goes wrong, however, the consequences can reach far beyond the original health problem. A medical error may leave a patient facing additional treatment, time away from work, lasting physical limitations, or major changes to daily life. These consequences can also put financial pressure on families already dealing … [Read more...]
Everyday Habits That Can Help You Feel More Organized and Energized
Feeling organized and energized does not usually come from one major life overhaul. More often, it comes from small daily habits that reduce stress, support your body, and make your routines feel easier to manage. The best habits are the ones that feel realistic enough to repeat. Simple changes like a morning walk, fiber gummies, or a 10-minute tidy can really have an impact on how you feel. The goal is not perfection, but creating a … [Read more...]
How to Share the Mental Load at Home Without Constant Reminders
If one person still has to remember every appointment, assign every chore, plan every meal, and tell everyone what comes next, the household has not truly shared its mental load. A fridge calendar can help by moving that information out of one person's head and into a visible family system for schedules, responsibilities, meals, and groceries. The calendar itself does not create fairness. Family members still have to accept ownership and … [Read more...]
How to Inspect Your Tacoma Roof After Winter (Homeowner Guide)
How to Read a Tacoma Roof After a Hard Winter: A Homeowner's Inspection Guide Eleven inches of rain in a single month. That's a normal January in Tacoma, not a disaster headline, and your roof takes every drop of it. Most homeowners never look up until a brown stain blooms across the ceiling, and by then the fix has tripled in price. Here's the good news: you can catch most winter roof damage yourself, in about 45 minutes, with nothing but … [Read more...]
5 Signs Your Child’s Eczema Needs Medical Treatment
Eczema is common in children, but that does not mean parents should simply wait out every flare. Some cases are mild and can be managed with regular moisturizing and trigger avoidance. Others can become painful, infected, or difficult to control without medical treatment. The numbers show how common the condition is. According to the CDC, 12.7% of U.S. children had diagnosed eczema in 2024, making it one of the most common allergic … [Read more...]
