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How to Naturally Get that Halloween Face Paint Off – with No Tears!

October 25th, 2011 · 9 Comments · Green Living

When your little clowns, pirates, witches and kitty cats are tuckered out and ready to hit the sack next Monday, how will you get their face paint off? For young children especially, a tear-free method, without stingy soaps or sandpaper-esque scrubbing, is a necessity. The first year my little guy wore Halloween makeup, I wasn’t [...]

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Mary and Martha Moment: A New Habit for All Saints Day

October 29th, 2010 · 36 Comments · Mary and Martha Moments

Do you hit your knees before you are even awake enough to function every morning? I’d like to, but I have to admit I’m struggling with daily prayer and routine. Between getting sucked into the computer at all hours of the day and a 2-year-old who still gets up and needs only Mommy much earlier [...]

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Recipe Connection: How to Make Crispy (Soaked) Pumpkin Seeds

October 19th, 2010 · 20 Comments · Recipes

You can make soaked, “crispy” pumpkin seeds, Nourishing Traditions style, from your Halloween jack-o-lantern pumpkin seeds. Making pumpkin seeds hardly takes a recipe, and the soaking process will decrease nutrient inhibitors and increase nutrition immensely (see my series on soaking grains for more or grab the free soaked recipe eBook HERE). Other Halloween posts: Decorating [...]

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Finer Things of Halloween: Sweet-less Trick-or Treats

October 19th, 2009 · 51 Comments · Special Situations

Must Halloween be an all-out sugar fest for our kids?  Luckily Buddy Boy is still (just barely!) young enough that when he gets one (small) piece of candy as a dessert after a meal, he’s content with that and sees it as a treat.  (Would I like it better if he ate no candy?  Of [...]

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Finer Things of Halloween: Holy Budget Decorating

October 16th, 2009 · 9 Comments · Special Situations

My darling 4-and-almost-a-half-year-old son is head-over-heels for holiday decorating, and since Halloween is the first holiday since Easter, he’s gaga for the pumpkins, witches, and orange lights.  We’ve been having fun stuffing and hanging ghosts and stretching spider webs this week, among other things.  Halloween is a fun holiday to decorate for, because there’s not [...]

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