Diet For Pregnant and Lactating Mothers
I have been following the “Raw Milk” issue here in Tennessee. In 33 out of the 50 states it is legal to sell raw milk. Tennessee happens to be one … Continue Reading →
Month: November 2005
Carry a Big Stick – Dr. George Grant
In my post Theodore Roosevelt – Larger Than Life I completely underestimated the complexity of one of the greatest occupants of the American white house. Truly, I don’t think there … Continue Reading →
TN Agriculture Tobacco and Wine
Sign’s of simple, but hard working times. Produce from simple hard working times, still grown today. A gentlemen said the tobacco grown in northern Tennessee is a type not found … Continue Reading →
Birth Stories
The Large Family Logistics website has a great family / mothering blog—click here to read some birth stories she has been posting lately.
Inching along at 8 months
32 weeks pregnant and slowing…… As these last weeks approach, I have grand nesting plans. The problem is that my grand plans and my physical ability don’t match. I will … Continue Reading →
Youthful Maturity – Sam Davis, Confederate Hero
Upon our trip home from the the regional NCFIC conference this weekend I came across a monument to a young man I had forgotten about. Sam Davis, A True Confederate … Continue Reading →
Theodore Roosevelt – Larger Than Life
Theodore Roosevelt – Larger Than Life Author – Matt Donnelly Publisher – Linnet Books North Haven, Connecticut Over all a disappointing read, I’m not sure if it’s because I had … Continue Reading →
Blog
Vision Tennessee’s new blog. Check out the link.
Planned Parenthood Can’t Compete
Never mind that Planned Parenthood received the largest amount of federal money in Title X and Title XX funding ever under the Bush administration this year, never mind that they … Continue Reading →
Bush picks Tennessee regulator for FCC
November 9, 2005 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush nominated a Republican regulator from Tennessee Wednesday to serve on the Federal Communications Commission. Nominated was Deborah Tate to fill a vacant … Continue Reading →