January 2011

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Day Tripping: Days and Nights at Science Museum Oklahoma

What's not to love about a science museum? Whether you are an athlete, a nerd, a techie or a scientist-in-the-making, movies like National Treasure and Night at the Museum have helped museums become the "in" place to visit. Museums are now cool and Science Museum Oklahoma in Oklahoma City is sure to be a daytripping hit with all of the members of your family.

Whole Grains

This time of year many of us are looking for ways to not only trim calories, but also our food budget. Cooking with whole grains is a great way to do both. These recipes make trying whole grains both easy and delicious.

Dear Teacher - January 2011

Being Firm Without Resorting to...

As much as we hate to admit it, we know we're being sucked into a plot by our kids to challenge our authority. Their goal, of course, is to manipulate us into letting them have their way (which gets more clever as they get older and graduate to the "my-friends'-parents-let-them-do-it" strategy).

Wintry Reading Traditions!

Icicles, snow, snowmen, and sledding! January brings so many things to love. Sipping hot cocoa by the fire while enjoying a good book is one of my favorite winter traditions. Here are some fabulous winter books to help you start the new year off right.

DoD Toolkit Helps Servicemembers in Transition

Getting out of the military can be a tough decision to make, especially with unemployment rates high. For those leaning toward that decision, a good GPS is a must have item. Fortunately, the Department of Defense has recently released just such a tool. The Career Decision Toolkit offers CD and hyperlinked web resources to help Service Members and their families with Goals, Plan and Succeed (GPS).

Boredom: Childhood's Curse

Ages & Stages - January 2011