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I've started a new Internet radio show called Inspirational Women. It will probably air whenever I get a chance and you can access it right here.
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- Spring 2012 Social Media TrainingFor those of you in the Cambridge, Ontario area, I will be conducting a number of individual hands-on social media sessions with the city of Cambridge. The topics and dates are as follows: Twitter – April 26th – 11:45 to … Continue reading → […]
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Category Archives: Keeping in Touch
Activities To Share With Your Grandkids
Since summer is stretching ahead of us and your grandkids will probably be bored before you know it, I’ve got some ideas. These are excerpts from my guide called “How To Create Newsletters Your Grandkids Will Treasure.” I’ve chosen a … Continue reading
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Facebook and Grandkids
One of my grandaughters, almost a teen, lives not too far away. Yet I don’t see her very often because she is involved with her friends, school, and a budding social life. For quite a while it seemed that there just … Continue reading
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The Lost Art of Thank You
When my kids were growing up, my husband’s mother faithfully sent them a card and money every birthday until they were eighteen. With our six kids and the children of my hubby’s six siblings, those were a lot of birthdays … Continue reading
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