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I Promise Not to Suffer – Hiking From Mexico to Canada

By Tiffany 5 Comments

Hiking is a big love of mine. As I have mentioned before it has always been a dream of mine to through hike the AT (Appalachian Trail) which runs from Georgia to Maine. It takes about six months to do and I have read about a dozen books written by hikers who have made the journey. I read these books and dream about "someday". I want to know as much as I can about what it takes mentally and physically to do these long distance hikes. I also love reading about the adventures of others. Despite … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Book Reviews Tagged With: Appalachian Trail, Canada 2, Couple Chapters, Dirt, Ditto, Dozen Books, Exhaustion, Gail, Hikers, Hospice Doctor, Journey, Leap, Long Distance, Maine, Memoir, Mexico, Obsession, Pacific Crest Trail, Pct, Read Books, Six Months, Sweat, Trai, Weight Loss

Are You ‘Greener Than Thou’?

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A new ad video from Clorox Green Works (see it below) sparked some great conversations on Facebook recently. Some green moms are feeling attacked by the video because they feel it makes our concern for environmental issues seem more than a little nutty. Others commented that it simply highlights yet another high standard that moms must live up to or they will be made to feel that they are not good enough. I think all points were valid and there is no denying that the video is a bit condescending … [Read more...]

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I am Thankful

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  It is amazing how often we can let life's little problems blind us to all the wonderful things we have. In general I am a pretty thankful and optimist in my thinking about life but I think everyone can be guilty of getting caught up in all the things that stress us and cause anxiety and we forget to relish in the all the things that are good and right. On the eve of Thanksgiving I write out my annual list of all the things I am most grateful for this year... I am THANKFUL to be 6 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tidbits Tagged With: 6 Years, Anxiety, Autism, Blog, Cancer, Crossfit, Eve, Experiences, Extended Family, Jobs, Journey, Love, Optimist, Paleo Diet, Several Times, Sisterhood, Struggle, Thanksgiving, Warriors, Wonderful Things

I Resolve to Have More Fun – How About You?

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I don't typically make New Year's resolutions but I am feeling rather inspired for 2012. I had two goals for 2011 that I set for myself on March 1st (does that count?) to really concentrate on fitness and exercise and to also make more time for me. I guess I just decided that I needed to allow myself to be more than a mom now that my kids are getting older. I blew those goals out of the water and since I am feeling pretty empowered by those successes I think it is time to set some more goals. No … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tidbits Tagged With: Business Travel, Cancer, Day Trip, Doorways, Extended Family, Exuberance, Family Fun, Hocking Hills, Journey, Mom, new year, Overtime, Planning Stage, Previous Year, Resolutions, Roman God Janus, Successes, Travel Opportunities, Two Faces, Wee Bit

Living Minimalist – Practical for Families?

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A little girl walking in the woods

A reader recently asked me if I felt it was better to raise kids with less space and stuff. I have written about this several times but my posts on Minimalist Children, Helping Kids See Past Commercialism , and Simplicity Parenting come to mind. I am no parenting expert by any means and my kids manage to throw me for a loop all the time but in regards to this issue I think my husband and I have found something that seems to work very well for us. It was a journey to get there though. We … [Read more...]

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am the blogger behind Naturemoms. I live on an urban homestead in Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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