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1001 Things Every College Student Needs to Know

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Books

Written by Inspired Mother Staff

CollegeBook1001 Things Every College Student Needs to Know, by Harry H. Harrison, Jr. (Thomas Nelson Publishers, Inc., 2008) is brilliant, really brilliant. There are many books out there for rookie college students, and a good number are absolute rubbish (or as we discovered recently, full of horrid advice from real students behaving badly). But Harrison's list of refreshingly honest-and often witty--tips for college students is a keeper.

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Ice Cream Dream

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Written by Jen Wednesday, 28 July 2010 03:04


We rarely have ice cream in the house.

Correction

We rarely have anything but vanilla ice cream. Ever.

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Family Movie Night Returns

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Film/Music

Last Updated (Monday, 12 July 2010 02:46) Written by Inspired Mother Staff


Great news, Moms! Finally, someone is listening to us...and in a big way. For years parents have complained that television content is largely inappropriate for children. Sure, you may find a few wholesome options for the youngest viewers, but the television landscape is a minefield for tweens and teens. Even when you locate that elusive family program to enjoy together (i.e. The Cosby Show reruns), watch out for the commercials!

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Letting Go

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Inspiration

Written by Doraine Bennett

bearThe utter delight of holding my newborn daughter made me think the ordeal of labor had been worth the trouble. The relief of having her outside my body rather than inside whitewashed the memory of those long hours. It did not take long, however, to realize that the physical release of baby from womb was only the beginning of a process that would last a lifetime. As she grew, each new phase of life required me to labor at letting go.

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Making Mother's Day

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Written by Jennifer Redmond


Mother's Day is like New Year's Eve. Some of us look forward to it. Some of us hate it. Those moms seasoned enough with motherhood's ups and downs would rather be asleep.

And so it goes.

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