I am quite sure that I look absolutely ridiculous when I exercise, which is only done in the privacy of my home when no one is watching. I sometimes walk on the treadmill. I sometimes follow along with some uber-fit personal trainer on the internet (Fitness Blender.) Via the internet, I have tried beginning clogging lessons, dance videos, kickboxing videos and even a fitness workout for the elderly. I can hear my kids laughing their heads off about now (quiet down out there.) Continue reading “I Look Ridiculous When I Exercise! Meeting your Fitness and Health Goals”
Broken Foot: My Experience and What Questions You Should Ask Your Doctor
My Experience with a Broken Foot
Note: I had a broken foot. I am not a doctor. This was my experience. Discuss your concerns with your doctor. This article is NOT medical advice. It is a blog post.
Diagnosis: Clumsy! I mean, the Emergency Room report didn’t say that, but that’s what I felt like it should say. I missed the last step and fell. The diagnosis really said, Closed avulsion fracture navicular right foot. Continue reading “Broken Foot: My Experience and What Questions You Should Ask Your Doctor”
Work, Home School and Managing Expectations
Can you work, home school and still keep your sanity? Sure you can but it is going to take some planning and a schedule to make it happen!
Your Schedule and Managing Expectations
If you have suddenly been thrust into homeschooling, you may imagine that your kids will happily sit down at the kitchen table every morning after breakfast and work quietly and busily finishing their worksheets their teacher has sent until lunchtime. I have not ever found this scenario to be true! Young children need almost constant supervision and reminders. And as you know, all children need your supervision to get them to do their best work.
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