Archive for June, 2007

Cheap airfares in Australia-How to get the lowest price flights

Over the past few years, the cost of domestic airfares has been decreasing with new competition entering the market. With prices so low, why would you not want to take the opportunity to see our beautiful country. Here are a few tips to make sure you are getting the best price possible on your airfares.
There [...]

What Women Want Australia

What Women Want Australia, is a new political party giving a voice to Australian women launches today in Brisbane. The party is set to contest the 2007 Federal election with a clear agenda; to improve Australian political life and policy through greater involvement of women.
WWW is the brainchild of Justine Caines, a socially active mum [...]

Site of the week- The Pioneer Woman

This week’s site of the week is Confessions of a Pioneer Woman and The Pioneer Woman Cooks. I have been a fan of the pioneer woman for quiet awhile. Her photography is really beautiful and her writing is so very entertaining. My favourite section though has to be her cooking lessons, which have now moved [...]

Teaching children to take tablets

And people think cats are bad, I have perfected that..can pill a cat with my eyes closed. Kids on the other hand, that is un charted territory.
I spent 30mins this morning trying to get my 8yr old son, Hayden to take a nurofen tablet. I handed him the water and tablet, here take this. I [...]

All Women Blogging Carnival #3

This weeks All Women Blogging Carnival is under way over at Mad Goat Lady jump on over and join the fun! Your blog can be about anything, as long as you are a woman.
Don’t forget to link to the host, and let your readers know you are participating in the carnival, so we can help [...]

Children See Children Do

Children see, Children do is a confronting ad campaign from NAPCAN. through Child Friendly Australia It is one of the favourites to win at the Cannes Lions Advertising Festival, winner are due to be announced this weekend.
We all know how impressionable our young children are, we as parents and society are their role models. The [...]

Firefox extenstion for child safety online

Glubble is new extension for Firefox only which allows you to control the websites your children visit. Designed predominately for children under 12, once activated, your children will only be able to access a child-friendly, safe browsing environment that you have complete control over.
We have been trying this out at our place with my [...]

Site of the week

This weeks site of the week is one for the kids.
Rainforest Maths is an Australian based, fun and interactive mathematics activities. A section of over 800 games and activities for grades K through 6 on topics like Number & Number Systems, Operations & Calculations, Strategies & Processes, Patterns & Algebra, Measurement, Space & Geometry, Chance [...]

New spokeswoman for Jenny Craig

I saw an ad on TV today with the new Jenny Craig spokeswoman..Fiona Falkiner, from The Biggest Loser. She has put nearly all the weight that she lost on the show, back on. She is a really beautiful girl, no matter what her weight! But obviously she isn’t happy with herself.
What is the point of [...]

All Women Blogging Carnival #2

Thank you to all who joined in our first All Women Blogging Carnival, I really enjoyed visiting some new fantastic Women’s blogs. I look forward to discovering many more
This weeks carnival is up and running at my personal blog crazy meezer. So hop on over and join in the fun!
Oh, and don’t forget [...]

Our children are losing their freedom

An article from the Daily Mail illustrates how through 4 generations children in one family no longer have the freedom of generations before them.
I remember as a child being gone all day on my bike or horse, travelling suburbs away sometimes. Playing in the bush, often getting lost, building and digging and having a great [...]

Thursday helpdesk-Buying a digital camera

Firstly I would like to say a big thank you to the ladies that took the time to offer their advice in last weeks Life Coaching helpdesk question. We had some wonderful replies that were really helpful, thank you.
This weeks question came from Helen, and she asks…
” I am looking to buy my first digital [...]

Site of the week

This weeks Women’s site of the week is Women.gov.au.
There is a huge amount of useful government information and services scattered across the internet and it can be hard to find the help that you are looking for. Women.gov.au is a portal to help women get access to information, services and resources all in one [...]

All Women blogging Carnival

Every Monday will the new All Women blogging carnival, a weekly roundup of the best of women blogging from all over the blogosphere. There are so many great Women bloggers, posting some amazing stuff and we want to help share them with everyone.
Any woman can join in, not matter what you blog about!
What is [...]

In Saudi Arabia, a view from behind the veil

Times reporter Megan Stack writes about her frequent trips to Saudi Arabia and gives a small insight into the life of Women in the male-dominated kingdom.
I spent my days in Saudi Arabia struggling unhappily between a lifetime of being taught to respect foreign cultures and the realization that this culture judged me a lesser being.
A [...]

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