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Have 4, 5, or more kids? Stop here to discuss the joys and challenges that come with having a larger-than-average family.
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What's the rudest or funniest question you've been asked about your large family? 29 Replies
Started by Mary Kay. Last reply by Judith Martinez Jun 15, 2012.
Do you have a Schedule 4 Replies
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How do you communicate with your growing children ? 1 Reply
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Comment by Lois@ParentingTwinsandMore.com on September 15, 2011 at 5:36pm -
The funny thing about this group is....there are over 200 members but we are too busy raising our large families to keep the convo going! Ha ha
Is everyone doing well? Busy witht he fall ramp up?
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Comment by Lois@ParentingTwinsandMore.com on July 27, 2011 at 7:13am
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Is there a facebook page somewhere for Larger Families?
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Comment by Reasonably Less on July 20, 2011 at 8:03am
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Comment by Kari Hicks on July 15, 2011 at 9:40am -
Although my blog title says otherwise, my life is anything but simple! I’m a working mom to four boys (!!!!), and I just love the chaos that ensues under our roof! Follow me, and let me know you’ve done so…and I’ll gladly return the favor!
Website: http://www.thesimplebuffalolife.blogspot.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TurboKari
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Comment by Rhonda Cratty on June 24, 2011 at 11:32am -
Toll house Chocolate Chip Cookie history and recipe for families
One of the greatest mistakes in history is also one of the most delicious. The chocolate chip cookie was first made in the kitchen of the Toll House Inn.
The original Toll House Inn built in 1709 was a place where travelers paid a toll, changed horses, and ate home-cooked meals. In 1930 Kenneth and Ruth Graves Wakefield continued the tradition. Ruth did all the cooking and her dessertsattracted people from all over New England.
Ruth Wakefield is credited for inventing chocolate chip cookies at her Toll House Inn near Whitman, Massachusetts in the early 1930s. One evening she got the idea to make a chocolate butter cookie for her guests. She broke up one of the bars of semi-sweet chocolate that Andrew Nestle gave her. She thought that it would mix together with the dough & make all chocolate cookies. Needless to say, the semi-sweet chocolate stayed in chip form.
She served them and they were so good they were served to her guests on a daily basis. She published the recipes in several newspapers and her Chocolate Crunch Cookie became very popular.
Ruth made a deal with Nestle that they could put the recipe on their chocolate bar if they supplied her with free chocolate for her cookies at the Inn. Nestle included a small chopper in the package to make it easy for people to make these cookies. Finally, in 1939, the Chocolate Morsels that we know today were introduced.
Continue reading on Examiner.com Toll house Chocolate Chip Cookie history and recipe for families - ... http://www.examiner.com/parenting-education-in-national/toll-house-...
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Comment by Kari Hicks on June 21, 2011 at 11:45am
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I'm a working mom to four ACTIVE boys...things can get a little hectic under our roof! I love to travel, love photography, and love blogging! Come follow me, and I will most certainly do the sme for you!
http://www.thesimplebuffalolife.blogspot.com
I'm also on Twitter: www.twitter.com/turbokari
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Comment by Kathryn Skokna on January 27, 2011 at 4:50am -
I recently wrote an article on my 20th anniversary of being cancer-free and having to make a heart wrenching decision when I was 19 years old whether or not to have an abortion to save my own life. Here is the link to the story if you are interested. A Story of a Survivor My daughter Amber and the four children I've had after her are miracles!
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Comment by Karen Mahon on January 10, 2011 at 6:54pm -
Large families need easy to prepare, healthy inexpensive food for school lunches. Visit www.wowbutter.com Safe for Peanut Aware Schools.
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Comment by Tameka Linnell on January 3, 2011 at 7:52am -
We would like to wish everyone a very happy & successfull New Year! We are so excited for 2011, so many great things coming up so soon! Keep ckecking in with us on our website at www.ItsJOON.com & our facebook page @ItsJOON to get the scoop on what's new, where we will be, & lots of great contests & giveaways!
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