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Juice makes you pee your pants (and other reasons not to drink it)

February 9th, 2012 · 59 Comments · Food for Thought, Kids in the Kitchen, My Story

Juice is fruit, so it’s healthy, right? Not really. First, let me make clear that I’m talking about the juice you find in bottles or juice boxes in the beverages aisle at a grocery store, not the stuff people make at home with a juicer or the purchased equivalents that have to be kept cold. [...]

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Lessons I Learned Living with my In-Laws

January 5th, 2012 · 46 Comments · My Story

Despite some nerves, fear, crying, doubts, and just knowing we’d made the wrong decision to live with my in-laws instead of getting a short-term apartment, I have a happy ending to share with you today. Yes, I had a total meltdown a few days after Jonathan was born because I didn’t have my own space. [...]

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20 Reasons I LOVE Living with my In-Laws

August 30th, 2011 · 36 Comments · My Story

There’s not a speck of sarcasm there. I am very grateful for my current living situation. Pulling back the curtain of one’s life to millions of Internet users (or thousands of blog readers) certainly opens a person up to different kinds of feedback than life in a normal neighborhood. Since we moved in with my [...]

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Name That Kid (A Kimball Look-Alike Game)

August 25th, 2011 · 13 Comments · My Story

Lots of people "break the mold." Apparently we’re too frugal and green for that – we keep reusing the same one. I showed my husband photos of my first two kids, a boy and a girl, at 4 months old, and he got their names wrong. They seriously looked that much alike! Baby Jonathan seems [...]

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Jonathan Michael: The Birth Story

August 18th, 2011 · 67 Comments · My Story

“How many hours were you in labor?” I still can’t figure out what my answer is going to be. A week? A day? 2 hours? For my first two, labor was much more defined: 13 hours, 5 hours. Much like with number two, however, my body was preparing for this number three for many days [...]

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A Jonathan Michael Photo Gallery

August 15th, 2011 · 84 Comments · My Story

We’re so pleased to announce the birth of our third child, Jonathan Michael! Born at 9:52 p.m. on Saturday, August 13th, John weighed in at 7 lbs. 15 oz. (an ounce shy of his older brother) and 21 inches in length. (Which means all KS eBooks are now 21% off for a week! Use the [...]

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Are You Wondering Yet?

August 11th, 2011 · 43 Comments · My Story, Natural Health

My email subscribers are probably wondering if I’m in the hospital right now. I already mentioned this week when I posted my Bradley Method birth plan that I am technically “overdue” based on the ultrasound…which is, ahem…um…wrong. (Look out for bolts of lighting coming at you just for reading me disagreeing with the medical establishment!) [...]

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