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Methuselah’s Legacy Book Review

by Susan • June 7, 2006

I confess. I didn’t know who Methuselah was. Or why his legacy was important. A Google search quickly informed me that he was the longest living man in Biblical history. Without the assistance of modern medicine, he lived to be…

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A Short Interview with Alyice Edrich of The Dabbling Mum

by Susan • February 13, 2006

I’ve “met” Alyice on different lists that we belong to and I’ve spent lots of time wandering through her website, The Dabbling Mum. She’s on a virtual blog tour promoting her latest e-book. You can find other blogs that’s she’s…

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NEW CLASS FOR TWO’S ADDED MID-YEAR AT PIEDMONT PROGRESSIVE PRESCHOOL

by Susan • February 6, 2006

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  New Class for Two’s Added Mid-year at Piedmont Progressive Preschool Immediate Openings for Two-year-old Class, Enroll Now The waiting list grew so long for the two-year-old class at Piedmont Progressive Preschool; they decided to add a…

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