This is an article I wrote back in 2000. It’s kind of interesting to read it and see what has changed, but most hasn’t. We were a family of six in 2000, with my youngest son being less than a year old. Now there are only four of us, and he’s 10½! Smaller changes are the we don’t eat the same thing for breakfast or lunch every day anymore, and I avoid buying pre-made anything (if I can’t pronounce an ingredient, I don’t want to serve it to my family).
A lot of it still holds true, though, so I thought
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I was looking for a legitimate way to donate to the efforts in Haiti – I didn’t want my donation to go to more administrative than actual help. I found this site – CharityNavigator.com and I’m impressed. They break it down so you know how much of your donation goes to fundraising and administrative costs. I thought it was really nifty, so I thought it was important enough for me to make a quick post from my vacation.
I’ll be back at home on Monday, and I’ve got some fun things to share next week!
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