I have a 6s and my husband and son have the SE. I like the 6s because of the bigger screen, my eyes are getting old LOL. My husband had a 5S and loved it, but the charging port went out ( a common problem I guess.) He chose the SE because it was exactly the same size as his 5S and he could use the same cover. He really likes his SE as does my son.

August 1st.

Essential Living: Aromatherapy Recipes for Health and Home by Andrea Butje Andrea teaches through the Aromahead Institute. This is a very short book, but it gives you a starting place. It starts with a brief introduction to aromatherapy, moves into a basic tool kit of oils and applications. The rest of the book covers the kitchen, bathroom, beauty & skin, medicine chest, living room, bedroom, kids, the office, outdoor spaces, travel, emotional wellbeing, and aromatic indulgences. There are a few recipes in each sections using the oils in the recommended tool kit. If you get the ebook you can easily jump to the room or purpose through the table of contents.

We love the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha. It has made the list of "The Top 10 Zoos in the United States." We make a yearly trek from Minnesota to Nebraska just to visit the zoo.

You can set up separate emails to use with Messages. We are a family of 8, 4 of us have iPod Touches, iPhones, or iPads. We all use the same Apple ID, which I control. Each of us has a separate message account. If you go into settings, messages, send&receive you will see a list of phone numbers and emails associated with the account, you can then select which numbers and emails you want to receive and send messages from. Each device can make these changes.

Just had to say, Thank you! I thought I was the only one that didn't like them.

Thank you!

I have an ARC system, punch and everything. If you like to take pages out and move things around then it starts to fall apart. I ended up purchasing a proclick instead. I love it.

I like to keep mine simple. Yearly Calendar, Weekly Lesson Plan pages and at the back I include a pocket folder for odds and ends.

Another LOE fan. I've tried a lot of different phonics curriculums, but non have made my kids smile like LOE. Even my 10 and 12 year olds want to sit in on the lessons.

Wow, that is a beautiful cake!

I'm not a bigger talker, so mostly I come to research curriculum. Occasionally something else might catch my eye and I will respond.

I found this article by MIT Technology Review. It lists their top ten hard science fiction.

$88 per month for two kids. 1/2 hour lesson each week for each. Actually she charges $800 for both kids for the entire 9 months and I can break it down into however many payments I need.

We actually have done something a little different. We gave up our expensive cell phone plan and got a digital line. Then picked up a $15/month prepaid cell for emergencies. The cost of unlimited long distance and internet is cheaper with our cable company than paying cell charges. No cable t.v., kept Amazon prime because of the shipping costs and lending library. Gave up Netflix. We have two vehicles, but one is just for the whole family to go out, the other is a cheap gas saver car. Don't go out to eat or order pizza, we cook from scratch for the most part. Turn the heat down in the winter and the air temp up in the summer. Shut off lights as much as possible.