ELaurie
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Still cheaper at HSBC though :)
Thanks Lemon Pie! I didn't know about HSBC. Have you ordered with them beofre? This looks like a great deal :001_smile:
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Paula's Choice products. My skin looks great, and I'm older than you are :001_smile:
If you call them, they'll generally send you free samples. If you're interested in a particular product line, you can buy a relatively inexpensive sample kit to try before you purchase the products. And they have frequent sales and special offers.
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Here's a link :001_smile:
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and I also think we oughta' fill the inboxes at GHC to overflowing with requests to invite Julie Bogart to return next year ;)
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I'm not sure if this link will work: http://app.streamsend.com/ss/1/OKm3/tq8wtgrg3w
Thanks for posting this JudoMom. Does anyone have a link to her (the author of Brave Writer's) personal blog?
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Oh Laurie! I already bought mine ... wish I knew someone looking for a ticket!
Ladies, if you're looking, Laurie's awesome! I bought a ticket from her several years ago!
Aww, thanks Lady Dusk! After I sold my ticket to you, I bought another one, and was able to attend the conference that year after all. I don't think that will happen this year :tongue_smilie:Fortunately, I was able to sell it to another board member just this morning. :001_smile:
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but I will not be attending :(
Tickets are transferable; the current online price is $40.00. I would like to sell my ticket for $25.00. Please PM me if you're interested :001_smile:
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I have a ticket, but will be unable to attend :sad:
This has been sold :)
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our youngest is 9, and we're waiting until he's older to read it. He also has a very active imagination; we started reading it earlier this year, and some of the descriptions were too intense for bedtime reading (for him).
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and Lands' End are both featuring swim skirts this year.
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Coldwater Creek (especially during their end-of-the-season sales).
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you could also include "coupons" (perhaps inside of plastic eggs) for special things you're willing to do for them like transportation to a friend's house, a sleepover with a friend (at your house or the friend's depending upon your family values), a special meal or treat that you will prepare upon request (with reasonable notice), etc. You could select something that would be meaningful to each of your dc, but inexpensive.
Or you could write a special note to each of them and place it inside of an egg.
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It goes without saying, because cocoa is good for us. It's natural. It comes from beans. And we all know that beans are healthy. Every health book says we should eat a lot of beans, and we should also eat rice. That's why Nestle Crunch bars are so nutritious. Beans + Rice = Super Healthy Food Combination.
I don't like to brag, but I'm really good at all this healthy eating stuff.
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however, in the past, they haven't been hormone free and free of antibiotics, which is a consideration for us as well. I haven't shopped there in a while, so this may have changed.
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You are hearby relieved of your housekeeping responsibilites until next week ;)
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I have an Android phone but I wish I had an iPhone :001_smile:
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You'll find lots of positives there :)
The CD, Courageous Parenting (Kirk Martin, Celebrate Calm) is chock full of positives about kids with ADHD. It's great - you and your ds will love it :001_smile:
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After doing a TON of research, speaking to NFB providers, speaking to those who sell the equipment, and researching different types of training/equipment, we actually bout all our own. The first round of equipment won't really help dd, the second will, only after extensive training. I just talked to dh about this today and told him it's time to start to budget for this. I hope there are still people who can train us within a cole of hours.
After all I read, I'm confident we could do this after learning how to treat from a SPECT scan.
What kind of equipment do you have?
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My heart is touched by your story :grouphug:
When you search for a therapist, please try to find someone who is familiar with neurofeedback. I haven't read the entire thread, so please forgive me if this has already been suggested.
There is compelling research which suggests that kids with attachment disorders have brains that respond quite differently than "typical" brains; certain areas of the brain have less cerebral blood flow than needed; using neurofeedback, which is a non-invasive form of biofeedback, the kids can learn to increase cerebral blood flow in real time. It's amazing to watch, and the treatment effects are typically sustained over time (this is called hemoencephalography based training). Other forms of training are based upon EEG data (specifically QEEG data, which includes a quantitative analysis - hence the Q) which measures the electrical activity in the brain. Again, kids can be trained to literally change their own brain waves - the research on neurofeedback is very encouraging, and it can be very helpful for kids who are compromised in areas of the brain related to social pragmatics - which includes interpreting, processing and responding to social cues, as well as self regulation. In fact, at it's most basic level, neurofeedback training is self regulation training. PM me or reply below if you have questions. My heart goes out to you and your family.
Brave Writer / Writer's Jungle - on sale (link inside)
in K-8 Curriculum Board
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Yes, it's the binder version in the secret sale :001_smile: