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http://www.onlinebisnes.com/blog/2008/10/07/letter-from-santa-claus/. Make Money Blogging … If you like this post, buy me a coffee.

When you are expecting your second child (or third or fourth…) you wonder how the older sibling will adjust. I remember one of my friends telling me how much her daughter loved taking care of their new baby - her exact words were “little mommy.” Just last night a friend remarked how well Megan and Paul played together.

Book Bites will return to blogtalkradio, tomorrow, Tuesday, October 7th, at 2:00 CENTRAl time. My guest will be Joan Stuchner, author of Honey Cakes. author interview, blogtalkradio, Blogtalkradio.com, Book Bites for Kids, Honey Cakes, Joan Stuchner

Yes, there are times when I stay up way past my bedtime because I can't go to sleep until I find out what happens next. But sometimes, I'm staring at the ceiling because I am still thinking about something I read (or in this case heard) earlier in the day.

Only a few days to go now - entries close October 15th. We’re getting some great entries through our website, now. For example, this one from Nicholas Shugg: I would like to set up a web-site showing videos that I have made starring myself, my brother and sister and friends. I want to be a movie maker when I grow up.

http://www.onlinebisnes.com/blog/2008/10/06/earth4energy/. Make Money Blogging Afantastic guide on how to create your own power. build a windmill, generate solar power all for less than $200… If you like this post, buy me a coffee.

The daily list of freebies is looking a little different today. We lost power a little after 8 AM and just got it back about an hour ago. Since I am so behind I thought I would put stuff up in the fastest way possible.

As a parent of three kids, I’ve read a ton of children’s books over the year. But the newly-released children’s book Think Green! is the first early reader book… Source:Think Green! is a children's book to get excited about

“There once was a witch of Willowby Wood, and a weird wild witch was she …” From Rowena Bennett’s “The Witch of Willowby Wood,” excerpted in Sing a Song of Popcorn Many children’s books include a Halloween poem or two, but Sing a Song of Popcorn (Scholastic, 1988) has a half dozen in the spirit of Oct.

On my continuing mission to create a nursery on a budget, I recently purchased a couple bright yellow wooden frames from the dollar store with the intent of using them to frame nursery art. The art I was using were a couple of illustrations from a vintage book on dinosaurs.