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Over the past few years I've worked hard to overcome my fear of bugs. Not that I was deathly afraid or anything, but I'll admit that they really creeped me out. But, as I mentioned in an earlier blog post, my son Jack is extremely interested in bugs and seems to have a real knack for finding the coolest most colorful ones around.
Being an avid…
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Ladder Toss, cornhole, paddle ball, croquet, badmitten, bocce ball, Frisbee, horseshoes, ring toss, wiffle ball. These are just a few of the many outdoor games you'll find at your local sporting goods store. I admit I have more than a few of them. But recently I've started leaving them behind when we go camping.
When we started camping more, especially in…
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As I was hiking this weekend a small caterpillar crawling on the ground near my feet caught my eye. I immediately stopped to observe and said out loud "Thanks Jack!" I was referring to my 8 year old son Jack who's constantly discovering tiny little creatures right at his feet. When he makes these discoveries, he immediately stops in his tracks and takes the time to…
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Holly,
Your muscle memory post was awesome. Those of us who share those same experiences in childhood (me in Sacramento, California) can totally relate. So glad we were able to meet in San Diego. Thanks so much for your work with kids and for sharing your thoughts on C&NN Connect. Hope our paths cross again soon. All the best, John
Hi Holly,
Welcome! It was great meeting you at the Gathering. Wish we had had more time to talk, but at least you and Janice got to talk. We can continue to swap stories and share experiences and figure out how best to make these clubs work, together.