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EVERYDAY GOURMET Zesty Tomato Quinoa
There is no doubt that quinoa is on trend right now in the food world. The united nations has even deemed 2013 as the "year or quinoa". Not just because it's popular though, but because it is consider...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 9:19 AM
MS. SIMPLICITY The Excuses That Professional Organizers Hear
When I tell people that I am a Professional Organizer, their response is usually the same, "boy do I need you in my house!" and they laugh. So it got me thinking about what some of the things are that...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 8:55 AM
THE NEW FORTY The role of a lifetime...
The role of "mother" has been the most important and rewarding undertaking I have experienced in my adult life; albeit, I didn't know at the outset how much is woven into the designation. Even having ...
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:19 AM
HEALTH WITH A HEALING TOUCH Are Antibacterial Products Really Better for Your Health?
Last week it was announced that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will finally be making a determination on whether antibacterial soap is causing more health harm than good among consumers. I say...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 9:49 AM
NDAD INSIGHT 'Inside-out' smiles possible during tonight's benefit for cancer-battling Forks mom
By Mike Brue Loyal. Organized. Outdoorsy. Stubborn? Ohhh, yeah, said brother-in-law Kyle Sullivan, chuckling at the thought. Hardworking. Heartwarming. Helpful, at a moments notice, often without n...
Posted on 2/9/13 at 3:00 AM
A vulnerable time: Widows need to guard against ‘financial wolves’
FARGO - Beth Schaible was a young mother when she first faced the possibility of widowhood. Her husband, Calvin, was diagnosed with skin cancer in his 30s. Doctors gave him 50/50 odds, she says.
He survived, but the scare helped the Fargo couple stay connected and communicate about the “what ifs” in life, including their financial picture.
By Sherri Richards , May 16, 2013
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Parenting Perspectives: Keeping an open heart in the midst of rejection
My husband, Craig, is ready to leave for work, but can’t quite shake the 24-pound weight clinging to his ankles. Once again, I peel little Owen off his “Da Da,” to screams and shrieks and slaps.
By Sherri Richards , May 13, 2013
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Leaving a legacy: Artist with Parkinson’s makes books for future grandchildren
WEST FARGO - Carol Morken hopes she’s taught her three children to choose happiness, health and wisdom. It’s her mantra.
“It’s such a choice to say those things. I’m really not healthy, but yet I am,” she says.
By Anna G. Larson , May 11, 2013
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Coming Home: Imagining mom before she was Mom
I like to imagine my mother before I knew her, before she became a mom to my big sister and wife to my father.
I like to imagine her with long, straight hair, jeans hugging her ballerina legs, high heels clicking along the pavement and her tan, elegant arms that opened out wide to the world.
By Jessie Veeder , May 11, 2013
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Minding Our Elders: Small things important to aging mom
Dear Readers: Like most of us, I grew up hearing that it’s the little things that count. I’m becoming increasingly aware of the truth in the old adage. As I look back this Mother’s Day on my mom’s last year of life, I remember how important the smallest things became to her as time went by.
By Carol Bradley Bursack , May 11, 2013
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The Great Indoors: Classes teach kids healthy, tasty cooking
Are your children stuck in a food rut? Are you living in a world filled with macaroni and cheese, chicken nuggets and PB-and-J?
By Tracy Briggs , May 08, 2013
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Parenting Perspectives: New drivers in the house humble mom
“Just wait until they start driving.” I’ve been hearing forever.
But we took more time than most to get started. When our oldest realized we weren’t trading in our two minivans for a brand-new red Porsche, his interest in the whole driving thing waned.
By Roxane B. Salonen , May 06, 2013
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Audubon woman learning to live with infant daughter’s cystic fibrosis diagnosis
AUDUBON, Minn. – Meagan Johnson of Audubon, Minn., found out through a newborn screening that her daughter, Ciara, has cystic fibrosis.
By Tracy Frank , April 30, 2013
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Tuesday Tip: Teach toddlers this trick to putting on their own coats
I love my day care provider. Not only does she take wonderful care of my son, but she’s also great at sneaking little lessons into everyday play.
By Tracy Frank , April 29, 2013
Parenting Perspectives: Williams syndrome a complicated blessing
Wednesday marks the first day of Williams Syndrome Awareness Month.
While our walk on May 11 may be affected by the flood fight, our effort to create awareness in our community is not bogged down.
By Kerri Kava , April 29, 2013
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5 Things Friday: Five May Day crafts to do with kids
FARGO – With a winter that stretched well into April, this may be the most eagerly anticipated May Day in history.
By Sherri Richards , April 25, 2013
Hospital bills for having a baby significant compared to past
HAWLEY, Minn. – Beverly Rolland’s birth on June 12, 1939, cost $30.55.
Rolland recently found the old bill and was shocked at the price of her delivery.
By Anna G. Larson , March 23, 2013
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