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I mentioned in my previous post that my husband is on the "Biggest Loser" program that the company he is working for is sponsoring. He h...
The music teacher at school picked Ms. Burrito to sing the "Alleluia" at church last Saturday. Ms. Burrito have never sang alone so she...
Shopping for my son's clothes is quite difficult sometimes because when we take him to the mall, he is not that cooperative in trying ...
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The E I Connection Being aware of and managing your emotions, as you have empathy for other people's emotions
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Welcome to our KZ Kids Connection! Bringing you a simple word a few times a week to keep you connected and encouraged! Today we're having Fun with Oranges an...
Connection is the foundation for all human relationships but can be challenging for kids who have sensory, attachment or anxiety issues. These connection activities are designed to help.
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Hi Everyone, I’ve spent most of the past week trying to finish the pages for my next book, Expressions of Nature, and wanted to give you a sneak peak at some of the pages. The book is due this week, and I have done multiple versions of some of the designs… for example, here are … Continue reading Zenspirations® Connection
Mycelium, also known as mycorrhizae, acts as an underground fungal network, akin to the internet, connecting various plant species for communication and mutual support. Through this interconnected network, plants can care for each other, providing protection, nourishment, and hydration collectively. When a tree is felled in a forest, mycelium communicates this disturbance to neighboring trees via the network. In response, nearby trees band together, offering vital support such as water, protection, and nourishment to the affected tree. This collective response highlights the significance of each tree within the forest community.