Gerber All In One Waterproof Trainers
Gerber webpage

Cheapest price so far (same as at Babies R Us if I recall correctly, about $7):
Store webpage

The Google link:
Google search results

Thanks for sharing your spiritual wisdom and letting us feed you and playing with our daughter today! We hope to welcome you back soon.

http://www.omahapubliclibrary.org/ralstonlibrary/ Ralston’s public library – don’t ask me why it’s on the Omaha Public Library page, since Ralston isn’t annexed into Omaha because the Masons don’t want to and the Ralston library is not part of the OPL system: link

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/07/11/news/health.php?page=1 Former Surgeon General Cites Political Interference, an article I haven’t had time to read yet: link

http://johnplaceonline.com/stress-management/11-causes-and-cures-for-procrastination/ Eleven Causes and Cures for Procrastination, a link from Dr. Mercola’s site: link

http://tinyurl.com/3a8rzo Plastic Shopping Bags Being Banned, an article on Dr. Mercola’s website: link

http://traditio.com/comment/com0707.htm TRADITIO commentary for this month; normally I don’t recommend their site because they are not yet sedevacantist but they have good pictures and report the news better than most other sites I know: link

http://tinyurl.com/379bsx Ten things your grocery store doesn’t want you to know – this could be a very useful Dr. Mercola blog webpage! Read the comments his viewers posted if you have time, too: link

And the best for last – our photo gallery in case you haven’t seen it yet: DashJr Family Photo Gallery

and I can’t finish editing this entry without crediting TinyURL! :)

*Seal everything. Put cereal into plastic or other (glass?) containers and make sure the lids seal well. Put flour bags into other bags and tie the outer bags, and put your other baking ingredients, like other flour, sugar, brown sugar, salt, etc. into properly sized containers made and sold for that purpose. Mine are hand-me-downs from my mother and they work wonderfully.

*Check your dishes before you put them back into the cupboard.

*Start using a designated ant rag. I am using this idea from a friend and I am so happy with it. My ant rag is pink and I hope the ants have come to fear it! Once you have a few dozen ants squished or otherwise captured on it, you can take it over to the sink and wash them all down the drain. Mwahahahaha!!!

*Rotate and check your cup before you drink out of it, even if you have been holding it the whole time. Ants can be sneaky and one almost crawled onto my face the other day via my water cup.

*If you must leave food out on the counter, be sure it is properly covered. I baked banana bread yesterday for Luke’s birthday today and there is a big bowl over the baking pan. Normally I put it in a big plastic bag; I just haven’t done that yet.

*Throw away your soiled napkins and kleenexes. Take out the trash as soon as it is full enough. Pick up bits of food you see on the floor, table and counter and throw or wash them away. Clean your pots and pans until they are squeaky clean before they go back on the stove or their storage to wait to be used again, so they do not attract bugs. Make the extra effort to avoid spraying with chemicals.

*Teach your children and pets that the bugs you are trying to kill off are not friends. Let them see you dispose of them.

my Mother my Confidence,
Corinne

1, on Catholic Exchange

2, on Catholic Online

Here are two encyclicals everyone should read, which I haven’t finished yet:

1: Humanae Vitae (Pope Paul VI’s encyclical dated July 1968, “On The Regulation of Birth”)

2: Familiaris Consortio (Pope John Paul II’s encyclical dated 11.22.1981, “On the Christian Family in the Modern World”)

Last but certainly not least, a store that Luke and I might buy from:

Leaflet Missal Company, an online Catholic store

Goodnight and may God bless you abundantly,
Corinne -Jr