Kara Norman
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Kara Norman left a comment for Lea Curtes-Swenson
"Thanks Lea!!! Yeah I agree totally! Yeah on our facebook fan page I have some great blogs and videos that are just amazing!! Thanks for thinking of me and taking steps so early to empower your daughter!!!~hugs Kara"
Oct 30, 2009
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"Hey girlfriend! Just stopping in to say hello because I was thinking of you and your work. My second grader is starting to tune into our culture's "beauty messages," and I want to raise both my girls to believe in their own beauty,…"
Oct 30, 2009
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More Than A Costume ~ What Message Are We Sending Our Girls?

Image-Teen Girls Costume (Maid Perfect) found online under the Teen Girl "Career Section"Last week, my two daughers (ages 5 and 11) and I went on our annual adventure to find a halloween costume. Last year when we did this my then 10 year old daughter picked a halloween pirate costume that included a short skirt and fishnet leggings.. since when do pirates not wear pants???? Needless to say after much begging I let her get that one but added my mommy touch by adding a long sleeved leotard and…See More
Oct 24, 2009

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Mommy's Dreams~Empowering Girls and Women "Be the change you wish to see in the world"

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What is your blog link?
http://www.jewelsgirl.com
What is your Twitter URL?
http://www.Twitter.com/jewelsgirl
A little about yourself...
My name is Kara Norman and I am a mother of two girls, ages 10 and 5. I've been married for 11 years to my wonderful husband. We live in the Atlanta area. I have longed to live a more fulfilling life in which I was able to work with women and girls. Being a part of this site is helping to make one of those a reality. Recently I partnered with a friend of mine and we are launching an empowerment group for pre-teens in the Atlanta area. I also serve as the moderator/facilitator of a new online social network for teens girls ages 12-18 called EMGirls http://emwomen.ning.com/group/emgirls.

Jewels is a subsidiary of G.E.M.S - Girls Empowered By Morals and Standards a charitable organization for teenage girls between the age of 13 and 17.

For more information about our wonderful groups visit us at:

Jewels
http://www.jewelsgirl.com

Info about G.E.M.S
www.gemsgirl.com

About Jewels:
Jewels was created to enrich and empower the lives of girls as they make the transition from pre-teens to teenagers. The mission of Jewels is to promote self-esteem, self-awareness, self worth and respect within the lives of young girls. Through enrichment workshops/activities, cultural awareness, community service projects, mentorship, leadership/educational programs and social activities Jewels will accomplish these goals and create confident young women who will make a difference in our world!

Some of What We Offer through Jewels:

Character Building Workshops/Activities

Community Service/Volunteer Projects Through Kids Care Club.

Etiquette Classes

Math/Science/Technology Enrichment Programs

Leadership/Goal Setting Programs

Fitness/Heath Activities

Craft Activities

Field Trips & Cultural Activities

Social Activities and Special Events

Mentorship/Peer Support

Online Safety Workshops

I look forward to supporting my fellow twitter moms on this amazing community!!!
What kinds of things do you typically Tweet about?
What's going on as I pursue my dreams to empower girls/women
What are your areas of interest?
mommyhood, business, blogging, social media, twitter, teen moms, wine, writing

EMGIRL~NEW ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORK FOR GIRLS 13-18!

Hey Moms!
If you are like me your are addicted to your social networks online, such an amazing way to connect, network and be a part of something amazing! With this in mind if you know of any teen girls ages 13-18 who are in love with myspace or facebook, please send them my information and have them join EMGirls and new EMpowering group for girls!

Join me as we seek to create a new generation of girls to lead our future!
What do EMwomen and EMgirls have in common? They are both dedicated to raising up future leaders who use their lives to make a difference in the world. Whether you are mom, checking out the group, or a young woman looking to connect with other girls with a passion to change the world, EMgirls is all about providing a positive place of connection, interaction, creativity, education, community service, and fun for teen and pre-teen girls that promotes a higher standard of living, purity, and excellence. Will you help us "RE-Invent BEAUTIFUL" by partnering with us to invite your friends and help us create a network of girls that don't set their top priority on "looking beautiful", but instead, set their aim on "living beautiful". Together, we can reinvent the way girls and women think about themselves, and the way we look at others.

Interesting video about how the media influences our girls:

OUR MISSION: To EMpower Girls to recognize and fulfill their unique potential by instilling leadership skills, fostering critical thinking, supporting their individual potential, helping them overcome limiting behaviors, and by re-inventing "beautiful" as a word that describes the inner beauty of a girl as seen in her service and love for others. We believe that every girl has the potential to change the world, and EMgirls can help her do it! We encourage you to invite your friends to the EMgirls group and begin using your "online" time to make friends that make a difference!

Kara Norman, the moderator of the EMgirls Group, comes to our team with an amazing passion for educating, motivating, and inspiring young women to step beyond their limitations into a life of greatness. Her experience and life-story qualify her, not only as a woman of great leadership, but as a "girl" who can relate to the struggles so many young women face today. Check out her full bio and passion for girls in the discussion "Kara Cares" on EMGirls website.

You can find EMGirls on the Groups Section on EM Women or forward our link on the web:
http://emwomen.ning.com/group/emgirls

Also join us on our wonderful empowering network EMWomen~Empowering Women to Change Their World

Kara Norman's Blog

More Than A Costume ~ What Message Are We Sending Our Girls?

Image-Teen Girls Costume (Maid Perfect) found online under the Teen Girl "Career Section"



Last week, my two daughers (ages 5 and 11) and I went on our annual adventure to find a halloween costume. Last year when we did this my then 10 year old daughter picked a halloween pirate costume that included a short skirt and fishnet leggings.. since when do pirates not wear pants???? Needless to say after much begging I let her get that one… Continue

Posted on October 24, 2009 at 7:09pm

Today's Perception of Beauty ~ Let's Change It!

Recent Blog I Wrote About the Media and It's Influences!



Magazine Ad from Ralph Lauren



Hello Jewels Girls!



Take a good look at this photo from a Ralph Lauren ad. What do you think about the model in this ad? I was shocked and horrified that such a leading fashion designer would think that this ad is appealing to a woman/girl and would make her want to go out and buy this outfit! Is this what our society things… Continue

Posted on October 8, 2009 at 6:22pm

Be The Change You Wish To See In The World ~ Empowering Our Girls!

Blog I wrote for Girls regarding Social Change:







Hi EMGirls/Jewels Girls!



I hope you all had a fabulous summer and are getting a great start to a new school year!



One of my favorite quotes is by Mahatma Gandhi which says “Be the change you wish to see in the world”. As a young girl and teen I struggled with feeling good about myself. I never tried new things or was the popular girl in school. I never… Continue

Posted on September 30, 2009 at 5:56pm

How Could We Forget ~ "Happy Women's History Month"



With a show of 'virtual hands' how many of you lovely ladies knew that March is National Women's History Month? Okay to be honest I almost forgot as well, which is truly a shame, but really how much do we hear about this wonderful month to honor, recognize and remember great women who have contributed to much to who we are today? Until a few years ago, I came across this information and was disappointed that it's not focused on more. I came… Continue

Posted on March 8, 2009 at 8:25pm

Love Shouldn't Hurt! ~ Protecting Our Teens from Abuse/Violence



I am shocked and horrified about the allegations that Chris Brown, a famous R&B Singer, was arrested for domestic violence against a female/his girlfriend Rhianna. As a mom, Chris Brown was one of the few singers that I felt had a pretty positive message compared to most of the songs that teens/pre-teens are listening to. So to find out that he is involved with any type of violence against a woman that he cared about is truly disturbing.… Continue

Posted on February 9, 2009 at 5:08pm

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At 9:22pm on May 13, 2013, Lea said…

Work At Home Mom, WAHM, Mom Blogger


I am stopping by to say "hello" :)
I haven't been here in a while.
I welcome your friendship :)


Lea @ Mother Baby Child & Weight Loss Journal


At 3:11pm on October 31, 2010, My Symphony Of Life said…
halloween Pictures, Images and Photos
At 4:14pm on November 13, 2009, Synolve Craft said…
Have you ever heard of a blog calendar with all of the important dates, holidays, special events that have occurred throughout history? I used to have a blog calendar, but I've misplaced it! If you have a link or pdf to a blog calendar, please send me a message and I'll send you my email address so you can send me the pdf copy or a link. Thanks!
At 8:08am on October 30, 2009, Lea Curtes-Swenson said…
Hey girlfriend! Just stopping in to say hello because I was thinking of you and your work. My second grader is starting to tune into our culture's "beauty messages," and I want to raise both my girls to believe in their own beauty, intelligence and power. We'll have to browse your site together next time we're on the computer!

Have a fun Halloween with your girls! :)
At 9:15pm on September 30, 2009, Mommy Dearest said…
Thanks for the friendship! When you get a moment please visit my site Mom-me-dearest! I hope to see you soon!

--Mommy Dearest
At 2:39pm on September 24, 2009, Mommy Dearest said…
Hi,
I'm Mommy Dearest and I contribute here and would love to have you check out my new site, Mom-me-dearest.com! Bless us and we're sure to bless you back.

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At 8:06pm on September 1, 2009, Beatrice C. said…
Hi Kara! I'm Beatrice. Here for all of the Moms interested in recovering their pre-child figure. My garments correct the posture, lift the breasts, flatten and strengthen the abdomen, eliminate all back fat as well as lift and firm the rear. With consistent wear, healthy eating, and light exercise, the garment will mold the body into a more appeasing shape. For more info feel free to message me or email me at ardyssintrep@yahoo.com.
Hope that you are enjoying Motherhood. :-)
At 7:53pm on August 16, 2009, Lea Curtes-Swenson said…
Hey Kara - thanks for saying hi again! How are your Jewels girls? And your big girls, with their school transitions? Love your new photos of them... you all are gorgeous. Best of luck to you guys this school year! xoxo
At 3:33am on May 25, 2009, Carline said…
Love what u are doing with the girls. Following u back.
At 12:33pm on April 14, 2009, Denise Honaker said…
Kara, Love your website. I so believe in helping girls see the beauty of who they are. With all the media they see everyday, it is easy to see why their confidence is lacking sometimes. I run a charm school for girls, and the main focus is for the girls to realize their true selfs and potential. It is so rewarding and fun to see the girls blossum into confident and happy young ladies. Keep up the great work.
Best, Denise
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