Health Insurance

April 30, 2008 at 1:20 am · Comment
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Being a self-employed work from home mother, affordable health insurance is a must have. I’ve spent a lot of time looking for a plan to suit our needs that I can afford. I’ve learned that there are a lot of “free quote” insurance referral services out there, but most of them are just trying to get their referral fee. They aren’t licensed insurance agents. PeoplesHealthInsurance.Com is different. You can get a short term health insurance quote quickly and easily over the phone or online. Peoples Health Insurance, LLC can assist people in finding the most competitive rates and plans to suit their needs and budget. To get your free quotes, simply fill out the form to compare prices and benefit options. It’s just so easy.

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Life Is Random Right Now

April 29, 2008 at 11:23 pm · Comments (1)
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The kiddo brought home his progress report. His lowest grades were 97 in Math and Language Arts. Other than that it was 100s. I’m so proud of him. Anyway, I just wanted to throw out some bragging.

He’s growing a mini garden in his window sill. He bought these little tiny planters and planted some seeds. He’s growing flowers and herbs. Cute, huh? I’m not sure how it’s going to turn out, but it’s something he’s interested in!

My internet has been messed up for a bit now, so I haven’t been able to sit down and actually list all those books, but I’ll get to it eventually.

Sorry for the randomness.

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Planning For Summer

April 27, 2008 at 2:35 am · Comments (4)
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The kiddo went on a field trip Thursday to the Houston Museum of Natural Science. He came home so excited to tell me all about what he saw and learned. I love it when he gets that excited about learning. lol. They also got to see a movie at the IMax Theater. He said he got scared because it was 3D, and he thought a dinosaur was going to eat him. Too cute.

I’ve been planning my son’s summer activities, and I think I’ve just about got it worked out. My son’s grandfather was awesome enough to send me some money for his Summer Day Camp, and some other activities. He’s going to a Nature Day Camp, where he gets to visit the nature park, the outdoor learning center, and a few other places like that. I also signed him up for a children’s cooking class. It’s 2 hours a day, one day a week. I also signed him up for a science thing because science is his favorite subject. That one is 1 hour a day, one day a week also. I wanted to find things that he would enjoy, but that also would keep him busy. I love the city I live in and the school district, they are really big on children’s activities and family functions.

Anyone got any other ideas for the summer?

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