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10 tips for kitchen fire safety

Just a bit of useful information I thought I would pass along. I received the following email: Guardian Safety Solutions International, Inc.  (GSSI), the nation’s largest provider of range top fire suppression systems, celebrates National Burn Awareness Week  February 5 - 11 .  Based on 2009-2013 annual averages, cooking equipment was the leading cause of home fires and fire injuries, causing 46% of home fires that resulted in 19% of the home fire deaths and 44% of the injuries. Two-thirds of home cooking fires started with the ignition of food or other cooking materials. Frying poses the greatest risk of fire (statistics from the National Fire Protection Association). Ranges or cooktops accounted for the majority (61%) of home cooking fire incidents. “Prevention is the core of our ‘Guardian Solution’ range top suppression system. That’s why we observe fire prevention all year, not just this week,” said Paul Rouse, GSSI’s administrative officer. “The time to protect yourself agai

A Few More Date for @SesameStreet #PopUpTour #KisforKindness

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Savannah is a HUGE fan of Sesame Street, especially that cute red monster, Elmo!  If you follow me on Instagram , you know we had a blast when the Sesame Street POP UP TOUR: K is for Kindness came our way.  I was SO EXCITED to get to take Savannah and to see her little face light up seeing her friend made my day! This was the set for the event. Elmo and Abby came out and put on a show.  We weren't able to stay for the event, since Big Brother had a basketball game, but we were invited to a media pre-show to get to meet them beforehand.  FTC Compliant Review Policy:   The product(s) featured in this review were provided free of cost to me by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the sole purpose of product testing. Opinions expressed are my own and are not influenced by monetary compensation. Remaining date for  The Sesame Street: K is for Kindness Tour Schedule: Saturday, February 11th Portland (Washington Square/Portland, OR) Saturday, February 18th San

Are you familiar with @RMHC #KeepingFamiliesClose

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I know some are big fans and others aren't so much, but let me ask you something.  Are you familiar with the Ronald McDonald House Charities ?  I have heard of it and I knew it was a great thing, I really didn't know much about it, until recently. We were invited to go and tour one of the Ronald McDonald House's in Atlanta. FTC Compliant Review Policy:   The product(s) featured in this review were provided free of cost to me by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the sole purpose of product testing. Opinions expressed are my own and are not influenced by monetary compensation. Let me give you a brief rundown of what I learned when I visited. First of all, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) are funded in help by donors.  Individual and businesses.) If you have a child, from birth to 18  (or 21, depends on the house) seeking medical treatment near a RMHC, you can fill out paperwork at the hospital to see if they have a room available. A few things that d

I'm coming back

Hey all. Just a super short post for you. Sorry I have not been around here lately, I promise I am coming back though. Don't worry!!! As you remember, the end of 2016 had us dealing with a sick baby off and on, so that was a big reduction on my blogging. Then, if you remember, I posted asking for Prayers for Albany once my hometown was hit by Tornadoes on January 2nd.  Well, I am not sure if you know, but they were hit AGAIN on January 22nd.  Yes, two times in one month...   I went down there, so you will hear about that soon. For now, I just wanted to let you know that I am coming back, so please don't leave me!!!! Have a great week!