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Busting Balls
He had many nicknames, but usually preferred to be addressed as Red Power Ranger. My blonde-haired, blue-eyed, cherub of a brother was born the year I turned thirteen. His name was Gabriel – like the Christmas angel – and he sometimes believed he could fly.
By Holly Pheni4 years ago in Families
Magical Goat
The Magical Goat Molly 7 The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window." When the Bobby Family went on a ghost hunt the cabin is where it began. The Bobby family included Linda and Larry who are photographers, and they have twins Molly, and Mark. They decided to go on a camping trip. When they got to the campsite they got all set up and the twins went to explore. So they went deep into the woods and found the abandoned cabin. They called out to their parents. The parents came and started taking pictures. Molly asked, "Who lives here?" Her parents said, "Now nobody." Molly wanted more information. The family went back to the campsite. They had a chicken dinner. That night after everyone was asleep Molly woke her brother up and said "want to go to the cabin" Her brother was too tired. So he went back to sleep. Molly was left alone. She put on her slippers and bathrobe and grabbed the flashlight and left the cabin to go on her mystery adventure. When she arrived at the abandoned cabin. She knocked on the door. The door creaked open. Molly walked in and saw a kitchen and a light turned on in the sitting room. She follows the light. She looked around but didn't see anyone. Molly said to herself " that's weird". As she turned to leave she saw a magical goat. She knew it was magical because it was dressed up in a sparkling dress. It had horns and brown fur. Molly said "oh sorry I didn't see you there." Goat replied "it's OK I love having a guest. "Please have a seat, pretty girl," she continued. Molly hesitated but sat down. What brings you to my home, or can I get something to eat or drink". Molly said no thank you, I saw your cabin. I thought it was abandoned but I saw the light. " Oh my candle in the window." the goat said. At that moment there was silence. Molly said," why are you all alone". Goat said with tears in his eyes "I lost her way. I lived on a farm with 7 other goats." Molly being the sweet girl she is said "not to worry I will find them." She said thank you and went back to her cabin. The next morning Molly mentioned the goat. Her parents said, "honey you shouldn't have left your cabin but yes we will help this magical goat". Molly and her family went to see the goat. Her twin Mark was a
By Kelly Vedder4 years ago in Families
5 Tips for Caring for a Premature Baby on World Prematurity Day
Prematurity is an issue that affects millions of babies around the world every year, often with devastating long-term consequences. Today (Nov 17) marks the third annual World Prematurity Day, which aims to raise awareness about premature births and offer support to families who are dealing with them on a daily basis. Whether you’re trying to keep a premature baby comfortable at home or helping coordinate care in the NICU, here are 5 tips that can help you with caring for a premature baby today and every day.
By Amitabha Mistri4 years ago in Families
Whale Spotting
Monterey Bay, California is famous for a lot of things. This is due in part to novelist John Steinbeck, who immortalized the streets when he published Cannery Row. I found it overwhelming trying to keep track of the historical totems that litter the walkways of the district. Each intersection is the scene of some famous book or celebrity rendezvous.
By Zack Graham4 years ago in Families
How to keep your kids safe with a Smartwatch with Pixbee.
Parents are becoming ever more worried about raising kids in our digital age. From worries over expanding screen time to cyberbullying, social media obsession, unacceptable online content, and more – parents are impatient for solutions. We have come to rely so heavily on staying connected, but we don’t want our kids to be seekers of their phones. Have you ever used a GPS tracker or a smartwatch for your children to keep track of their activities?
By Portia Ross4 years ago in Families
