Since I have strep throat and laryngitis, I don’t have a voice to direct or narrate this video review of the FLO by Boon, Inc. So, I gave the girls a few ideas, and we kept this one after only a couple of shootings. I was so impressed how they ingeniously ad-lib’ed their way from FLO making a WaterFall => to FLO making a Bubble-Fall

Their natural, innocent laughter made this much cuter video review, don’t you think?

So, please enjoy how FLO works. It’s a water deflector, protective faucet cover, and bubble bath dispenser all-in-one.

The FLO Making a Bubble-Fall

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1lIfMR5xXE

The only things we forgot to add were:

• How we love the color pink and
• Pouring bubble bath soap while they’re taking a bath is very easy and convenient too.

Enter to win a FLO

Very simple instructions:

• Comment below with all the creative reasons why you and your kids want need a FLO,
• Let us know which color you prefer: green, blue, or pink,
• Check out all of Boon’s incredible products, and let us know what you else you like and why, and
• Help spread the news by tweeting, sharing on facebook, or writing a blog post answering all these questions and linking back to this page.
• All entries must be posted before Wednesday, August 25, 2010 12 midnight EST.

The most creative and complete answer will win a FLO.

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The FLO Giveaway – Making Bubble Baths Easier and More Fun is a post from: American Muslim Mom Blog

[Posted to the HELP board on Monday, April 24, 2006]
So, I came home ready to test my kindergartener, as I reminded everyone at the last meeting, that tests are not available for some grades, so it’s best to order asap.

Anyways, Gr. K is not available until June 19th. As we’re ready to test and I want to send my notifications asap, I had to find other options.

Only to find that 2 other homeschool testing administrations are NO longer offering tests for 2006! One cost $50, the other $54 per test.

So, FLO is $35, with time-restraint that you have to return a completed test in 2-weeks. scoring May take 1-3 weeks. http://www.familylearning.org/index.html {most grades have a 6-8 weeks waiting period}

I just called and ordered mine from Seton Home Study: http://www.setonhome.org/testing/default.php
OR
http://www.setonhome.org/ and go to “Standardize Testing”

Here are the PROS to Seton:
- ALL grades are presently available, and INstock; goes out in mail 24-hours within order.
- $25 ($10 cheaper).
- There’s no time-restraint. As testing is year-round, you (the parent) get the test, take as short or long as you want. There’s no “checking in” process. They use the honor-system. All tests received are immediately scored, materials need to be sent back to be scored. They have 100% success rate.
- Test scoring takes average 24-48-hours, they score everyone onsite. Gr. K- 3rd by hand, 4-12 computer.

So, I had to ask: “How?” Seton have been doing this for over 15 years, they reuse “usable” test and instruction booklets. To save in costs, and “hey: I’m all for recycling!”.

While their curriculum is Catholic-focused, its separate from their testing services. Testing must be secular, confidential, and strictly between client (parent-adminstrator) and themselves. No records are tallied or shared with anyone.

I’ve already called them three times with questions. They have easy-secured online ordering…and obviously, great customer service!

Peace everyone!
~ Ponn
PS. Can you tell…I have limited “patience”?? Hee hee…hmm…amazingly I married into “patience”…yeah, right
“Sabra = Patience”.

PPS. I ordered on Monday, received on Thursday. We started testing yesterday, 2 tests a day. We completed 2 more today & will be done tomorrow. [May 2, 2006]

Testing options beyond FLO is a post from: American Muslim Mom Blog