For 13 years, I’ve made sure that my son’s birthday was celebrated big, spending weeks planning a theme party and fun activities for him and his friends. For his first birthday, we had the Singing Library Lady come to our house, play her guitar and sing “Wheels on the Bus,” “There Was an Old...
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Looking for unique and affordable entertainment for kids between 5 and 10 years of age? Call Lenape Liz! Lenape Liz is a young Native American storyteller and face painter for your curious and imaginative children. Lenape Liz has taken the culture of her ancestors and made it fun and accessible to modern kids looking...
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Dr. Philip A. Pappas, Ph.D Are you chronically ill by chance, or have you failed to do what is needed to get well? I often ask my clients this question because it gets them thinking about the part they play in their own care. I recently read a study done by Medco Health Solutions,...
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FriendlySuggestions.com is delighted to work with SpontaneousSmiley.com! Please visit this site to learn more & see all the things you can do, to be a part of this important work! Here we see Bob and Mike talking a little bit about what it is! Basically SpontaneousSmiley.com works to get children who need corrective facial...
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Thousands of people, from all over the world, are photographing and posting photographs of the Smiley Face as it appears in everyday objects to: a website called www.SpontaneousSmiley.com. Thousands also participate on Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/ddetd4. Beyond sharing their photos and the laughter they elicit, SpontaneousSmiley.com has built a community of people actively seeking to have...
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The Spontaneous Smiley Project is a conceptual art piece that lives on the Internet. It began simply with my sharing my photographs of the Smiley Face as it appears in everyday objects, by forming a group on Facebook (http://tinyurl.com/ddetd4). Two years later the Spontaneous Smiley Project is now thousands of people, from all over...
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Dr. Philip A. Pappas, Ph.D A new study by Ohio State University and Temple University, found that 1 in 5 four year olds is obese. This amounts to half a million 4 year olds in the United States, who may face serious health problems as adults. America needs the young to do the work...
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