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Mom's Night Out - "Adam Sandler's 'I Missed You Tour' in Vancouver: A Night of Laughter, Music, and Pure Nostalgia"

"Adam Sandler's 'I Missed You Tour' in Vancouver: A Night of Laughter, Music, and Pure Nostalgia" by Jennika Ingram On the evening of October 12th, Vancouver, BC witnessed a night of side-splitting laughter, heartwarming tributes, and nostalgic moments as the iconic comedian, Adam Sandler brought his "I Missed You Tour" to Rogers Arena. The show was a dynamic blend of comedy and music, with Adam Sandler showcasing his impressive musical talents. Armed with a variety of guitars and sporting an array of sunglasses, Sandler took the audience on a musical journey. Sandler's passion for music has always been evident in his comedy, and he certainly didn't disappoint. The jokes ran the gamut from the very personal anecdotes that only Sandler...

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How to Train your Dog to Stop Barking in One Hour with a Window Treatment

But what on earth does your dog’s adrenaline level have to do with good window design? It’s to not let your dog notice that anything is going on outside in the first place. And there is —according to my knowledge as a designer — only one window treatment that can truly fulfill this mission: it’s the indoor shutter.  Full article here: www.momsturnjournal.com

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Family Firsts: Budget-Friendly Buying and Moving Tips for Parents

Image by Pexels and August de Richelieu Family Firsts: Budget-Friendly Buying and Moving Tips for Parents by Lance Cody-Valdez If you’re a young family looking for budget-friendly buying opportunities, you may feel that your options are limited. Cheap housing options may feel like they’re in short supply, but there are still plenty of ways to reduce down payments, pay for closing costs, and set up a move that suits you and your family. In this recent post on Mom’s Turn Journal, contributing author Cody Lance-Valdez discusses a few tips for buying and moving on a budget. Buying a Home If you want to find a property that accommodates your needs and works for your budget, you’ll need to carry out plenty of research in advance -...

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Unbeatable Strategies for New Moms Making a Professional Comeback

Image via Pexels   Unbeatable Strategies for New Moms Making a Professional Comeback By Lance Cody-Valdez Re-entering the professional world as a new mom can feel daunting, especially when it comes to networking. Balancing work, family and personal life is a juggling act. A well-nurtured network can be a source of support, guidance, job opportunities, and friendship. Here are some strategies for effective networking as a new mom, shared below by Mom’s Turn Journal. Create Your Own Support Network First and foremost, build a support system composed of other working moms. They understand the unique challenges you face and can provide advice, empathy, and encouragement. Attend local meetups or join online forums  dedicated to working moms. Share experiences, exchange ideas, and create a strong circle of influence that fosters...

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The Illusion of Neatness: How Being Tidy Doesn’t Necessarily Lead to Wealth

 By Jenn Ingram           Does being neat make any difference to wealth? I don’t think so. We’ve all heard terms like "Messy bed, messy head," Or "Cleanliness is next to godliness," or "A place for everything and everything in its place.” And I know many moms, who are figuratively tearing their hair out trying to be ‘perfect’ in maintaining their house. I was one of them! However, over the years, I have experienced it all and I come to the conclusion that it really makes no difference, in terms of prosperity.”                       In our pursuit of success and prosperity, we often come across the notion that being...

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