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Friday, March 25, 2011
Thursday, March 24, 2011
The cat
The kids discover stuff on my cat all by themselves. Why are cats this cool about everything? It can’t be healthy.
Parenting site for parents who care about global culture
InCultureParent is an online magazine for parents raising little global citizens. Centered on global parent culture and traditions, we feature articles on parenting around the world and raising multicultural and multilingual (also bicultural and bilingual) children. We spotlight two global holidays and traditions per month together with craft ideas for kids and recipes. We also [...]
Source: http://bluemilk.wordpress.com/2011/03/21/parenting-site-for-parents-who-care-about-global-culture/
Authors for Japan
I don't think there can be many people who haven't been incredibly moved by the horrendous images and stories coming out of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. We watch speechless and just cannot comprehend what we are seeing.
When a disaster on this scale happens it's difficult to know what you can do to help. Well, one inspiring woman, Keris Stainton, has set up a fantastic website 'Authors for Japan' where an amazing collection of authors are offering signed copies of their books, critiques of opening chapters, original artwork, book cover designs and other brilliant things - all to the highest bidder. There are a number of 'lots' being offered through posts on the blog - to bid, just leave your comment and the lot will go to the highest bidder by 8pm on Sunday (20th March). All the funds raised will go to the Red Cross Japan Tsunami Appeal.
Authors taking part include, Jill Mansell, Adele Parks, Caroline Smailes, Cathy Cassidy and Melissa Hill (to name but a few).
Full details of how it all works are at http://authorsforjapan.wordpress.com
Source: http://hotcrossmum.blogspot.com/2011/03/authors-for-japan.html
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