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Ludwig van Beethoven - The Piano Sonata No. 14 in C♯ minor "Quasi una fantasia", "Moonlight Sonata", 1st movement. 432 Hz Tuning. 1 Hour.This is a 1 hour ver...
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I was sitting at the beach yesterday when I over heard someone talking about the shortage of bikes. I knew this already since we had a hard time trying to find my daughter a bike for her birthday last month. Then they began to talk about all the activities everyone is jumping into during the […]
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Woofy, Mittens, Bucky and a phoney Tammy. Thanks To Kate, I now know their real names. <3 EXPLORED - Aug 12, 2012 #463
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This is a very special quilt for a very special boy. I used black Glide thread and the Bauhaus pantograph (because it reminded me of how a small boy drives his toy cars on the floor). I don't know if he is going to use the quilt on his bed or on the floor to…
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Clothespin Rocking Chair: So Easy to Make: Remember in grade school how teachers used to make us do craft projects as Christmas gifts? And it didn't matter how hideous it was, my mom always liked it. Well, this isn't one bit hideous and I loved this clothespin rocking chair. …
Knowing the different types of toddler tantrums will give you the understanding AND the laugh you need to get through this challenging stage!
I know it sounds ridiculous - like “how does holding a handful of ice compare to contractions?” And I get it - apples to apples, it doesn’t. BUT (and this is why there is value here) grabbing that handful of ice and holding it for 60-75 seconds (the length of a contraction) or so DOES tell you something about yourself ⇢ how do you tend to respond to discomfort (because yes, the ice does get uncomfortable)? So much of “getting through” labor has to do with our brains - and what we’re THINKIN...