Month: December 2012

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Looking Forward to 2013

12/31/2012 Kimberly Miller

I’ve been contemplating a New Year’s Eve post and looking forward to what I want 2013 to mean for my family and I. So to plan ahead, I went back through my blog and checked out my new year’s eve posts from the past few years. 2008 – I was

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Raising a Family

My End of 2012 Wish for You

12/30/2012 Kimberly Miller

May you always make the right move, May your cup runneth over with love, May you always find shelter from any storm, May you remain good looking and looking good, May you find the perfect diet for your body and your soul, May you find perfect balance in the company

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Random Acts of Kindness

12/29/2012 Kimberly Miller

There is just not enough love in the world, in my opinion. If there were – we wouldn’t be having the problems that we are having. Quite honestly, I don’t think there is ever a point where you have “enough” love. The more you receive, the more your heart can

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Facebook Targets Bloggers

12/28/2012 Kimberly Miller

Imagine my utter disappointment when I received the following email from Ladonna at Mom Blog Society this morning: If you are a blogger If you enter giveaways This is a must read. Bloggers doing giveaway will no longer be allowed to put their Facebook Fan page on a host page

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Holidays and Seasons

‘Twas Christmas Day Morning…by Kim Miller

12/27/2012 Kimberly Miller

Just a little poem that I wrote Christmas morning while I was waiting for the children to wake up. ‘Twas Christmas Day morning Mom was up and about Doing last minute arranging ‘neath the family tree The children still nestled and snug in their beds as Mom creeps past their

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The Grinch is in Full Effect at LiaH

12/22/2012 Kimberly Miller

Imagine this…a woman is hunched over her computer keyboard. Tabs are open in her trusty browser for Kmart, Wal-Mart, Target, Toys ‘r Us, Sears and Dick’s Sporting Goods. She has a list beside her with her offspring’s Christmas wishes. She furiously searches back and forth between tabs for each item,