Wordless Wednesday: A Few Senior Pictures
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Month: January 2015
Review: MeasuPro OX100 Pulse Oximeter
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Special thanks to the company for providing a sample of their product. Why would I want to use a pulse oximeter at home? Quite simply, it’s nice to keep an eye on our resting pulse, so we can figure out are target heart rate during exercise. It’s also good to know if that resting heart rate is too high, so we can take measures to try to correct it or get to the doctor if it’s too elevated. Because I have asthma, it’s nice to be able to keep tabs on my blood oxygen saturation levels. The MeasuPro OX100 Pulse…
Today, we honor the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a Baptist minister and social activist, who led the Civil Rights Movement in the United States from the mid-1950s until his death by assassination in 1968. You can read his in-depth biography here. I created this 30-page notebooking and copywork page set that features some of his famous quotes, the full text of the I Have a Dream speech, as well as some selections from the I Have a Dream speech, and a profile page to be filled out by the student. The Martin Luther…
Review: Dashing Dish by Katie Farrell
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Special thanks to the publisher for providing a sample copy of the book. We’re big into clean eating around here. Do we do it perfectly? Not at all. We still have too much sugar in our diet as it’s a process to transition to natural sweeteners. I’m always looking for good recipes to add to my collection. Many of the recipes featured in this book were similar to ones that I already make, but I really liked the fact that the recipes were either naturally gluten free or easy to convert to being gluten free. She uses oat flour in…
In an effort to make it easier to find my writing prompts and themed notebooking page sets, I’m working on putting all of the links on one page. Just click on the image to be taken to the set.