Archive for September, 2005

Virtual Stock Exchange

| September 15, 2005 | Comments (0)

This is where we should start, insha’Allah: the Virtual Stock Exchange. Learn how to invest online!Build and manage a virtual portfolio – conduct market, stop and limit orders on the actual NYSE and NASDAQ securities Create your own virtual stock league!Start your own private competition for your friends, colleagues and students Sign up today and [...]

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Women and money statistics

| September 15, 2005 | Comments (1)

The Budget Central’s Women and Money section states: “Like success, money is an emotionally volatile issue for most women. It’s probably the most complicated relationship we have—and the one that most controls our lives because we let it.” Sara Ban Breathnach, author, Simple Abundance [Ponn: oh so true.] The statistics speak: Of the “5 Most [...]

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Home schooling online

| September 8, 2005 | Comments (2)

Homeschooling online…what does this mean exactly? Well, we’re homeschooling on a shoestring budget. So, we’re utlizing the vast, free homeschooling resources online (here on the world wide web)–period. Again, we’ve been homeschooling our girls since they were born. So, we’ve decorated our house, conducted our travels, and set-up our wireless internet connection among each of [...]

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Toledo Home Education League of Parents

| September 3, 2005 | Comments (0)

We had a blast on Monday at the Toledo Home Education League of Parents (H.E.L.P.)’s Not-Back-To-School Picnic! Fox News showed up [we missed the 4pm broadcast ], we took pictures of the 30+ kids who actually stood still for a minute. [ At the busiest time, there had to be at least 50 kids. ] [...]

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Home Depot’s Kid’s Workshop

| September 2, 2005 | Comments (0)

Home Depot’s Kid’s Workshop is postponed for the holiday weekend. Re-scheduled for Saturday, September 10th. Enjoy the long weekend!

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Hurricane Katrina – lessons to learn

| September 2, 2005 | Comments (0)

Hurricane Katrina is truly a tragic natural disaster! Although are girls are all under 5 years old, there’s many lessons to learn: 1. Geography: We started learning from the Rookie Read-About Geography series just the day before Hurricane Katrina. Great books! Check them out right now! 2. Science. How and where hurricanes form, weather differences [...]

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Fossil Park. Let’s barter for a piece of your backyard!

| September 2, 2005 | Comments (0)

Fossil Park in Sylvania, Ohio is less than 3 miles from us, and in the convenience of practically being in our own backyard we were able to travel back 375 million years ago when Northwest Ohio was a great sea teeming with life. I’m trying to find any good links for you to experience how [...]

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