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Editor’s Pick: Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark

This past June my family and I were invited to the new Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark in Grand Prairie, Texas. Designed to be a destination spot that reaches far beyond Texas, Epic Waters boasts an array of attractions including a 45-game arcade, food, a retractable roof and more. To say my family of 4 enjoyed…

4 Ways Your Student Can Avoid the “Summer Slide”

SCHOOL’S OUT Hearing the final school bell for the year can bring feelings of joy, relief, and…dread? Many students, their parents, and their future teachers know the reality of the so-called “Summer Slide.” Summer learning loss happens in two ways: forgetting what we’ve learned and not making any progress over the break. Research has shown…

4 MUST HAVE Ingredients For Healthy Meal-Planning

“Pasta noodles? Yes, I have those! Ground turkey? Yes, I have that, too! Oregano? I forgot the oregano! Whelp, looks like we’ll be eating chili dogs tonight.” Or what about this one? “Hmmm, I didn’t get a chance to go to the grocery store and there’s NOTHING in the kitchen to prepare, so I’ll just…

5 Destinations You Should Visit With Your Family This Summer

Caz Makepeace of y Travel Blog is sharing her favorite spots to visit with her family. Along with her husband Craig, and her two daughters, Kalyra and Savannah, Caz is making the world her home. The Makepeace family is on a 3 year tour of the United States-and they are fully immersing themselves in every…

New Kabbage Data Shows 85 Percent of Small Business Owners Believe They Achieved the American Dream

Kabbage, Inc. , a global financial services, technology and data platform serving small businesses, released data today showing 85 percent of small business owners believe being your own boss and owning a business is achieving the American Dream. A nearly identical 84 percent of more than 1,000 U.S. small business owners hope their children one…

How to Keep Summer Low-Tech and Your Kids Engaged

For most kids, summer is a time of freedom – from classrooms, strict schedules and the general humdrum of the school year. But summer also means more time for devices and gadgets, which can sometimes get in the way of how kids engage with the (real) world around them. Now that we’re already more than a…

5 Myths About Building a Successful Brand and Business

You’ll find no shortage of tips online about what it takes to succeed in business. Much of what’s out there is sound guidance, but not everything you see or hear will put you on the path to success. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to determine what is the product of genuine entrepreneurial wisdom and what…

5 Fun Ways To Teach Your Kids About Money: Part 3

5. Charitable Activities Teaching your kids how to give to others while on a budget is something that will help them learn various skills and allow them to feel a sense of purpose and pride. Here are some unique ways kids can learn about money and give back: Kids Boost There’s an organization in Atlanta,…

Creating the Ultimate Outdoor Movie Night

Memories are made in the summertime! At least that’s how it’s always been in my family. Everyone has more free time, is a little more relaxed, and is in a better mood when it’s beautiful outside. That’s why I’m going to try to convince you to do everything you can to pull off a (mostly)…

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