First lets get past the word RACE. It is not meant to be intimidating. It is not just for the elite or the 7 minute milers. It is for the person looking to add something more to their workout or for that extra motivation to get out the door for a 15-30 minute jog after […]
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We’ve partnered with Red Stick Spice Co. to bring you some delicious and unique recipes for our “Menu Mondays.” Today, Red Stick Spice is sharing a tasty “Meatless Monday” recipe. First, if you’re not familiar with locally owned Red Stick Spice Co. and its robust collection of gourmet spices, herbs and oils, we’d like to
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We are excited to have the opportunity to share an amazing, locally made CD for children, that’s getting national attention. Big Backyard was created by Mark Galasso, local Baton Rouge musician, during his tenure teaching music to pre-school children at Montessori Children’s House (Circa 1968), the oldest private Montessori School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We
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We have such a supportive community on Facebook, so many wonderful recommendations to the daily questions asked on our page. We decided to use these wonderful recommendations in new series, “Baton Rouge Moms Recommend,” where we will compile the recommendations from all of our Facebook community questions. We have 20 plus recommendation posts in the
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There are many, many things I’m terrible at. Basic math, for example. Folding sheets and towels properly. Any game where I must hit a tiny ball over a net. Sticking to budgets. Giving the silent treatment. Running. Swimming. Packing light. I could go on and on listing things I either have to really work hard
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This Mediterranean Chicken-Pasta Salad is perfect for lunch or dinner during these hot summer days, a colorful pasta salad recipe that comes together in minutes. This recipe is sure to steal the show at any picnic or dinner party, plus, it’s easy and nutritious. Gather the kids to help you prep, mix and eat! [yumprint-recipe
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Last Monday was Arthrogryposis Awareness Day, but for us, Arthrogryposis Awareness Day is every day. This coming September will be 8 years since we first heard the words Arthrogryposis Multiplex Cogenita. I was 20 weeks pregnant with our son; Jackson at the time and after a crazy morning was lying on the table in Maternal
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Eating healthy, locally-sourced produce has become all the rage and a growing trend across the country in recent years. Each year the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) publishes a National Directory of Farmers Markets which list farmers markets known to operate in the U.S. You can clearly see the growth of the farmers market in
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This post was supposed to list suggestions for things you could do to pamper yourself. I’d happened upon some cool recipes and ideas. But, I kept finding myself avoiding sitting at my computer. Then I realized something. I needed to take my own advice. I’m always encouraging others to fill their well. I’ve also become
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Check out our 2022 Fourth of July Guide HERE! Baton Rouge Family Fun will always bring you the best in Family Friendly events in and around the Baton Rouge area, we have gathered the latest list of Family Friendly events for 4th of July festivities… Baton Rouge 4th of July July 3rd Baton Rouge
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They say home is where your heart is. In February of 2006 I left Virginia, the place I’d called home for 13 years. Virginia is where I went to school, made friends, knew everyone and their business. I grew up in a very small town where everyone knew you and you knew them. You knew
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I want to start this post by coming clean to you all. I am NOT a gardener. I was not born with a green thumb like my parents and grandparents. As a matter of fact, if there is a such thing as a “black” thumb, that’s what I was blessed with. I have committed more
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