Nashville Series – Cancelled by ABC

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Millions of viewers around the world are upset with ABC and sad to see a favourite show like Nashville go to TV heaven. If you are a fan of the Nashville  Series, like I am, then I am sure you have heard that ABC, again has cancelled a well-watched TV series to make room for new shows that will probably be axed before the first season is through. I have been listening to country music since I was a child. It was the music my parents listened too, as well … Continue reading →

Q-107 Toronto’s Rock since May 1977

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Q-107

When I was about 8 years old, I remember listening to the radio on my parent’s hi-fi. (an all one stereo that played record (LP) and 8 tracks.) One day I was bored with the AM stations and decided to see what FM was all about. I moved the dial around until I found music and when the music stopped, I heard the station’s name; Q-107 Toronto’s Rock, and I have been listening ever since. While Q-107 is my most tuned in radio station, I do occasionally like to switch it up a … Continue reading →

Fairy Garden in a Dresser Drawer

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I have wanted to create a Fairy garden for some time now. They look so pretty and fun. I looked at pictures and prices and decided that I would create my own, one that is unique to me and not one everyone has already. I began searching Pinterest for ideas and finally decided on my Fairy garden. I did it all on a budget with items from the dollar store or from my craft cupboard. Fairy Garden Materials Popsicle Sticks  (3 pkg of 100) glue paint/brushes accessories of your choice … Continue reading →

Styled for Summer with Giant Tiger #ForYouForLess

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Fashion That Fits

In April, I attended an event with Giant Tiger. I was able to check out first hand the new lines of women’s fashion and knew once I visited the store I would be Styled for Summer. I had been to Giant Tiger many times before, usually when I was out of town and the stores were everywhere. I was so happy when stores arrived in Toronto. Although I wasn’t always able to find clothes in my size, I did find some sort of deal. I need an entire wardrobe makeover, … Continue reading →

May Celebrates #FlippforMoms – Giveaway 2016

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Flipp believes that we should celebrate Mother’s Day all month long, after all, Moms deserve special treatment for all they do throughout the year. For the Month of May on its official Facebook and Twitter accounts, Flipp will be doing a giveaway each week. Visit facebook.com/getflipp to learn more and enter to win with #FlippforMoms. On May 8th, we celebrated Mother’s Day, Moms all over the world woke up to something special. I woke up snuggling with my daughter, who woke up and jumped out of bed to share with … Continue reading →

#LetsTalkRESPs Twitter Party

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Post Secondary school cost are rising and having an RESP is important to help with the costs. A university graduate makes 50% more than someone without.  Having a higher education is so important to have when looking for a job. Learn more facts and information here . Be sure to join the experts at the #LetsTalkRESPs twitter party and have your questions answered. Know the facts about RESPs. #letstalkRESPs Twitter Party Parent Life Network and Canada Scholarship Trust (CST) Consultants will be hosting a Twitter Party and you’re invited! Join us … Continue reading →

Sustainability at Ford – Greener Cleaner Vehicles

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Ford Sustainability

Have you ever wondered what your car is made of? I didn not until this past weekend at the BConnected Conference in Ottawa, when Matt Drennan-Scace, Communications Manager, FordCraigSilva, Senior Community Manager , at Ford Canada, along with Paula Roy, Food Editor at Ottawa A Home Magazine gave a speech on Sustainability at Ford. What I Learned Sustainable by-products were first used in the 1940’s when Henry Ford built a plastic paneled car using soy. Ford wants a cleaner, greener, lightweight car and that is exactly what they have done. With … Continue reading →

Junction Local – Restaurant Review

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Junction Local On April 18, I had the opportunity to visit the new restaurant Junction Local, in the High Park area, known as The Junction. On April 20th, their doors opened up to the public. It is a local eatery catering to those with cravings for Southern Comfort foods. Menu Items The menu features a variety of scrumptious southern comfort foods with a touch of Creole and smoke created by Chef Chris Cantrell, who has previously worked in a local restaurant on Bloor St West. It took me some time to … Continue reading →

Slow Cooker Honey Apple Pork Tenderloin

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When I find Pork tenderloin on sale, I pick up a few packages and toss them in the freezer. There are so many different recipes that can be made, like my Honey Apple Pork Tenderloin. We tend to cook pork tenderloin quite often. My daughter is a picky eater, so I try to create meals that I know she will like or at least like most of what is made, pork happens to be one of those items she likes. My daughter likes to be in the kitchen while I am … Continue reading →

7 Flower Gardens Around Toronto to Visit

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Flower GArdens

We have finally had a few days of nice weather and we would like spend as much time outdoors as possible after being cooped up all winter. We are starting to make plans for adventures around the city. These Toronto flower gardens, just happen to be on our list. 7 Flower Gardens Around Toronto   Allan Gardens A Botanical garden filled with exotic plants and seasonal flowers, located downtown Toronto and is open 10 am – 5 pm, 365 days/year, free admission and wheel chair accessible James Gardens Take a walk … Continue reading →