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When I was pregnant and needed to wear maternity clothing, I opted for tops and pants because I could never find a dress that suited me and didn't make me feel like I was just wearing a tent. Next time around, I won't have to worry about that! Kiki's Fashions offers fashionable and trendy maternity clothes at affordable prices.
I was able to review the Black Print Halter Maternity Dress. I'm not usually a halter-girl, but the top was comfortable and provided excellent coverage! I also love the details with the beadwork. The fabric itself is soft and silky, and even though it says handwash, I know it'll be easy to clean and dry. It's also the perfect length of a petite person like me!
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I've been getting a care package ready to mail to a college student, and it made me question how often you and I send any type of care packages or letters to others. A friend of mine would faithfully send a missionary family overseas some pumpkin pie ingredients around Thanksgiving; another would send Starbucks coffee! In this technological age or even just with the busyness of our day, how often do we set time aside to write a letter or send a package just to let someone know that we're thinking of them?
Here's a list a few low entry giveaways (less than 100 entries) which end in the next 2 weeks. And link up contests in the blogsphere that have less than 100 entries, ending in the next 2 weeks!
I've had a few friends who are parents recently mention everyday teaching opportunities. One involved respecting a funeral procession by pulling their car to the side of the road while the procession drove by; in today's fast-paced society, many commuters continue regular driving habits regardless of showing respect for the passing of a member of the community. Another actually involved teaching another child respect, as that child's parents were unobservant to catch their child's behavior; the child threw an object which hit my friend, and since the child's father did not even notice, my friend told the father that if he didn't discipline his child, my friend would!
As you probably do, I try to find those teachable moments for my child, to train her to be a respectful child, who will grow up to a teen and then an adult. But how do you deal with others who are not as attentive to their parenting role?
